Annexes

Tables

Table 1. Areas of woodlands on state land forest reserves

Year of declaration

Name of forest reserve

Area (km2)

1968

Kasane Forest Reserve

162.2

1980

Kasane Extension For.Res.

475

1980

Kazuma Forest Reserve

237.5

1980

Maikaelelo Forest Reserve

625

1980

Sibuyu Forest Reserve

1175

1980

Chobe Forest Reserve

1880

Total

 

4555

Source: Miller,C(1986-87)

 

Table 2. Share of various types in total land area, growing stock and mean annual increment

Biomass class

Area

Growing stock

MAI

 

Km2

Country (%)

Million tonnes

Total %

Million tonnes

Total %

1 Dense woodland

33.360

5.7

237.6

18.6

3.9

9.5

2 Open woodland

83.437

14.3

274.9

21.5

7.4

18

3 Riparian woodland

6.297

1.1

44.9

3.5

1.4

3.5

Total for classes 1,2,3

123.094

21.1

557.3

43.6

12.6

31

             

Woodland & bushland

197.665

34

461.8

36.1

17

41.7

Fringing palm woodland

3.115

0.5

2.2

0.2

0.1

0.2

Bushland scrub

106.794

18.3

151.8

11.9

6.4

15.7

Scrubland & bushy scrubland

104.093

17.9

74

5.8

3.2

7.8

Hill woodland & shrubland

26.583

4.6

30.3

2.4

1.5

0

Salt pans

20.583

3.5

0

0

0

0

Total

581.794

100

1277.4

100

40.8

100

MAI: Mean Annual Increment

Source: ETC,1987

 

Table 3. Estimates of the amount (‘000 tonnes) of Woodlands Exploited to Meet the Need of Three Major Uses of Communal Woodland

Year

House poles

Fuelwood

Kraal poles

Total

1981

118.7

1187.19

164.3

1470.21

1982

122.9

1228.75

165

1516.63

1983

127.2

1271.75

165.8

1564.73

1984

131.6

1316.25

163.1

1610.98

1985

136.2

1362.32

151.7

1650.25

1986

141

1410

151.1

1702.10

1987

140

1400

145.6

1685.60

1988

162.2

1622

151.8

1936

1989

166

1660

158.2

1984.2

1990

142.9

1428

159.6

1731.16

1991

143.9

138.69

   

1992

127.5

1274

   

1993

131.4

1314

152.5

1597.9

Sources: ERL, 1985

 

Table 4. Number and Size (ha) of Plantations/Woodlots by Region and Ownership at the end of 1996

Agricultural

Ownership

Region

Government

Community

Others

Total

 

Number

Average (ha)

Number

Average (ha)

Number

Average (ha)

Number

Average (ha)

Southern

7

9

7

9.6

5

1.1

19

7.1

Central

2

5

11

4.7

3

109.8

19

24.4

Gaborone

4

12.6

6

2

8

35.7

18

19.3

Maun

4

5.3

3

7.3

2

0.5

9

4.9

Francistown

4

7

0

0

0

0

4

7

Western

14

4.9

11

5.8

0

0

25

5.3

Total

35

6.5

38

5.7

18

34.5

91

11.9

Source: Div. Of Forestry and Range Ecology Report, 1996

 

 

Table 5. Land Use in Botswana (km2), 1995

District

State

Tribal

Freehold

Total

Central

20 221

121 893

5616

147 730

Chobe

16 400

4080

320

20 800

Ghanzi

81 431

27 371

9108

117 910

Kgalagadi

70 153

36 787

 

106 940

Kgatleng

 

7960

 

7960

Ngamiland

42 598

66 532

 

109 850

Kweneng

9614

26 276

 

35 890

Southern

2887

25 583

 

28 470

Northeast

 

1870

3250

5120

Southeast

 

645

1135

1780

Total

243 304

319 797

19 429

582 530

 

41.8%

54.9%

3.3%

100%

Source: Environmental Statistics, 2000

Table 6. Rural/Urban Population Distribution

Year

Percentage distribution

Growth rate

Overall population

 

Urban

Rural

Urban

Rural

 

1971

9.6

90.4

     

1981

18.3

81.7

11.6

3.7

4.7

1991

45.7

54.3

13.4

-0.7

3.5

Source: Environmental Statistics, 2000

 

 

Table 7. Energy Consumption in Household Sector, 1992/94

Fuel

1992

1993

1994/95

 

terrajoules

%

terrajoules

%

terrajoules

%

Coal

44

0.2

47

0.2

50

0.2

LGP

437

2.1

466

2.1

496

2.2

Paraffin

440

2.1

462

2.1

485

2.2

Electricity

393

1.9

439

2.0

528

2.3

Wood

19 677

93.6

20 297

93.4

20 940

92.9

Solar

30

0.1

30

0.1

31

0.1

Total

21 021

100

21 741

100

22 530

100

Source: Energy Statistics (1992,1993 and 1994/95), Energy Affairs Division, MMEWA

 

 

Table 8. Gross Domestic Product and Gross Domestic Product per Capita, 1974/75-1997/98

Year

GDP (million Pula)

GDP per capita (Pula)

 

GDP

Annual growth rate

GDP per capita

Annual growth rate

1974/75

746.0

86.8

1071.8

78.5

1975/76

887.7

19.0

1219.4

13.8

1976/77

919.2

3.5

1206.3

-1.1

1977/78

1098.2

19.5

3176.2

14.1

1978/79

1207.3

9.9

1445.9

5.1

1979/80

1379.9

14.3

1578.8

9.2

1980/81

1511.1

9.5

1651.5

4.6

1981/82

1623.8

7.5

1702.1

3.1

1982/83

1885.3

16.0

1906.3

11.9

1983/84

2101.6

11.5

2048.4

7.5

1984/85

2246.1

6.9

2113.0

3.2

1985/86

2414.8

7.5

2189.3

3.6

1986/87

2617.6

8.4

2290.1

4.6

1987/88

3001.6

14.7

2533.0

10.6

1988/89

3680.4

22.6

2992.9

18.2

1989/90

3882.7

5.5

3047.7

1.8

1990/91

4219.4

8.7

3196.7

4.9

1991/92

4484.2

6.3

3313.6

3.7

1992/93

4480.6

-0.1

3233.3

-2.4

1993/94

4667.5

4.2

3289.3

1.7

1994/95

4792.9

2.7

3298.5

0.3

1995/96

5108.3

6.6

3428.2

3.9

1996/97

5474.0

7.2

3584.0

4.5

1997/98

5928.9

8.3

3787.2

5.7

Source: Environmental Statistics, 2000

Table 9. Income by Type of Settlement, 1993/94

Type of settlement

Population

Households

Disposable cash income

Disposable income

 

Mean

Median

GINI

Mean

Median

GINI

Urban

316,139

87,419

1,524.5

734.3

0.548

1,710.1

808.6

0.539

Urban villages

330,443

67,218

731.3

430.4

0.552

876.4

545.0

0.451

Rural

704,319

136,973

441.4

200.0

0.599

641.2

416.5

0.414

National

1,350,899

291,610

833.1

372.5

0.638

1,015.9

531.1

0.537

* Mean and median of disposable cash income and disposable income are in ‘ Pula’

Source: Environmental Statistics, 2000

 

 

Table 10. Demographic Indicators

Indicators

1971

1981

1991

2001

2011

2021

Population

596,944

941,027

1,326,796

1,693,970

2,149,833

2,648,195

Infant mortality rate

97.1

71.0

48.0

36.0

27.0

3.1

Total fertility rate

6.5

6.6

4.2

3.8

3.4

3.1

Crude birth rate

45.3

48.7

49.3

     

Crude death rate

13.7

13.4

11.5

     

Life expectancy

55.5

56.5

65.3

68

70.7

73.5

Dependency ratio

113.3

110.3

81.5

66.2

61.9

54

Population growth rate

3.1

4.1

3.5

2.5

   

Source: Environmental Statistics, 2000

 

 

Table 11. Demographic Density/Distribution (Projections)

Indicators

1991-1996

1996-2000

2000-2006

2006-2011

2011-2016

2016-2021

Crude birth rate (/1000)

32.4

32.1

30.9

12.8

26.8

25.3

Crude death rate (/1000)

7.7

6.6

5.7

5.1

4.7

4.5

Population growth rate

2.4

2.5

2.5

2.3

2.2

2.0

Source: Environmental Statistics, 2000

References:

Central Statistics Office 2000: Environmental Statistics

National Development Plan 8, 1997/98-2002/03

WWW.Gov.Bw

Ministry of Agriculture 1992: Agricultural Policy

Ministry of Local Government, Lands and Housing 1992: National Conservation Strategy Agency

Ministry of Commerce and Industry 1992: Wildlife and National Park Policy

Ministry of Agriculture 1992: Chobe Inventory and Management Plan

Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Affairs, 2000: Study On Woodfuel/ Woody biomass Assessment around Mochudi and Bobonong.

Ministry of Agriculture, 1978: A Handbook of Basic Ecology for Range Management in Botswana

Repetto Robert 1989: Population Bulletin, Population, Resources, Environmental: An Uncertain Future, Vol. 42.No. 2

Burger C. 1992: Enumeration and Management of the Indigenous woodland of Northern Botswana

 

 

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