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The developing worlds poorest people live in marginal, often harsh rural environments. The natural resource base tends to be fragile and highly vulnerable to over exploitation. Yet these rural people depend directly on access to the food, forage, fuel, fibre, water, medicines, and building materials...

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Main Author: Tyler, Stephen R. (Author)
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Ottawa : International Development Research Centre, ©2006.
Series:In focus (International Development Research Centre (Canada))
Subjects:
Natural resources > Co-management > Developing countries > Case studies.
Conservation of natural resources > Developing countries > Case studies.
Conflict management > Developing countries > Case studies.
Sustainable development > Developing countries > Case studies.
Rural development > Developing countries > Case studies.
Ressources naturelles > Cogestion > Pays en voie de développement > Études de cas.
Conservation des ressources naturelles > Pays en voie de développement > Études de cas.
Développement durable > Pays en voie de développement > Études de cas.
Développement rural > Pays en voie de développement > Études de cas.
Gestion des conflits > Pays en voie de développement > Études de cas.
NATURE > Natural Resources.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS > Environmental Economics.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS > Green Business.
Conflict management
Conservation of natural resources
Natural resources > Co-management
Rural development
Sustainable development
Developing countries
Natural resources
Resources management
Resources conservation
Electronic books.
Case studies
Online Access:Texto completo
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Summary:The developing worlds poorest people live in marginal, often harsh rural environments. The natural resource base tends to be fragile and highly vulnerable to over exploitation. Yet these rural people depend directly on access to the food, forage, fuel, fibre, water, medicines, and building materials provided by local ecosystems. What types of natural resource management (NRM) can improve the livelihoods of these poor people while protecting or enhancing the natural resource base they depend on? New approaches to NRM are needed ones that move beyond the earlier narrow focus on productivity).
Item Description:Issued also in French under title: La cogestion des ressources naturelles.
Physical Description:1 online resource (xiv, 89 pages) : illustrations, maps
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (pages 85-89).
ISBN:9781552503461
1552503461

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