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Adopting the Local Knowledge of Coastal Communities for Climate Change Adaptation: A Case Study From Bangladesh

Artículos de revistas y libros

Abril, 2022

Bangladesh

Bangladesh has a unique coastal system with both proximity of climatic vulnerability and opportunity, having rich coastal resources. The upkeep of people's livelihoods in the coastal zone largely depends on the degree to which key stakeholders at all levels of decision-making can participate in climate adaptation planning and implementation processes.

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Women's Right to Land Between Collective and Individual Dimensions. Some Insights From Sub-Saharan Africa

Informes e investigaciones

Septiembre, 2021

África

Women represent a large part of the 2.5 billion people who depend on lands managed through customary, community-based tenure systems and are especially reliant on commons for their lives and livelihoods. They have very often limited and unsecured access to land and natural resources and tend to be excluded from decisions concerning them.

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Effectiveness of Costa Rica´s Conservation Portfolio to Lower Deforestation, Protect Primates and Increase Community Participation

Artículos de revistas y libros

Noviembre, 2020

América Latina y el Caribe, Costa Rica

Common approaches to reverse the trend of tropical deforestation and loss of wildlife include systems of protected areas (PAs) such as national parks, payments for ecosystem services programs (PES) that provide financial reward to landowners protecting their forests, and ecotourism that attempts to increase local economic gains and protect biodiversity while minimizing detrimental ecological effects from tourists.

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