GIS data for: Where are commodity crops certified, and what does it mean for conservation and poverty alleviation?

Name: GIS data for: Where are commodity crops certified, and what does it mean for conservation and poverty alleviation?
Creator: Catherine Tayleur
Published: 2017-10-29T11:05:16.139Z
Keywords: Agricultural Science, Sustainability, Agroecosystem Sustainability, Conservation Biology, Data Collection in Agriculture

Tayleur, Catherine; Vickery, Juliet; Butchart, Stuart; Corlet Walker, Christine; Buchanan, Graeme; Sanderson, Fiona; MILDER, JEFFREY; Thomas, David; Tracewski, Lukasz; Green, Rhys; Balmford, Andrew; Ducharme, Heather

doi:10.17632/mpdf6ytswm.1

GIS data for: Where are commodity crops certified, and what does it mean for conservation and poverty alleviation?

Published: 29 October 2017| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/mpdf6ytswm.1

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Catherine Tayleur, Juliet Vickery, Stuart Butchart, Christine Corlet Walker, Graeme Buchanan, Fiona Sanderson, JEFFREY MILDER, David Thomas, Lukasz Tracewski, Rhys Green, Andrew Balmford, Heather Ducharme

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Shapefile for use in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), showing the number of certificates for seven crops (banana, coffee, cocoa, tea, oil palm, soybean, sugarcane) in 30 km x 30 km cells, from major voluntary sustainability standards. The most prevalent crop in each cell (that with the most certificates) is also identified. A detailed description of how this dataset was developed, and the sustainability standards included, is given in the linked paper by Tayleur et al. in Biological Conservation.

GIS data for: Where are commodity crops certified, and what does it mean for conservation and poverty alleviation?

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