Outlook on Climate Change Adaptation in the Western Balkan Mountains
Agriculture
Agricultural indicators
Agricultural uses
Pastures and valley farming
grains, horticulture, vineyards, and livestock Mixed farming olives, grapes, and citrus Permanent crops
0
10
20
30
40
50%
wheat, corn, and sunflowers Field crops
Agricultural employment Arable land Contribution to GDP
Tisza
CROATIA
Areas with high soil erodibility Soil Erodibility Factor K>0.04 t ha h/ha MJ mm The Soil Erodibility Factor measures the susceptibility of soil particles to detachment and transport by rainfall and runo .
Drava
Kupa
Sava
Danube
Tamis
Una
SERBIA
50 km
Morava
Vrbas
Drina
Bosna
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Timok
Cetina
Neretva
MONTENEGRO
Organic farming
Zeta
Kosovo*
Drin
CROATIA
Vardar
FYR MACEDONIA
SERBIA
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Hectares
Less tha 1 000
MONTENEGRO
Kosovo*
From 3 000 to 5 000
ALBANIA
Seman
More than 20 000
FYR MACEDONIA
Vjose
*This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244/99 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence.
No data available
ALBANIA
100 km
Sources:J. VanderKnij etal.,2000, “SoilErosionRiskAssessment inEurope”,EuropeanSoilBureau-EuropeanCommission;Perry-Castañeda LibraryMapCollection (lib.utexas.edu,accessOctober2015);TheWorldBankDatabank (databank.worldbank.org,accessOctober2015); M.Vittuari,2011, “OrganicBalkans.Stakeholders,policies,and institutions:a regionalperspective”,OsservatorioBalcanieCaucaso.
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