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E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
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Increasing the resilience of tropical hillside communities through forest landscape restoration
Dary lesov Kamchatki : obzor literatury pa teme "Sokhranenie i ratsionalnoe ispolzovanie nedrevesnykh resursov lesov Kamchatki"
Northern Areas state of environment and development
Northern Areas strategy for sustainable development
A question of attitude : South Korea's traditional medicine practitioners and wildlife conservation
The CBNRM services directory for Botswana : how to find the right service provider for Community-based Natural Resources Management 2003 edition
Assessment of the status of transboundary natural resources management activities in Botswana
Proceedings of the fourth national CBNRM forum meeting in Gaborone, Botswana
Main findings of the review of CBNRM in Botswana
Labour laws and community based organisations in Botswana
Community natural resources of Bugakhwe and ||Anichwe in the Okavango Panhandle in Botswana
CBNRM in Botswana 1989-2002 : a select and annotated bibliography and other stories
An economic view on wildlife management areas in Botswana
Coping with impacts of climate variability and climate change in water management : a scoping paper
Climate changes the water rules : how water managers can cope with today's climate variability and tomorrow's climate change
Economic benefits of protected areas : field studies in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam
   

These studies investigate the role of protected areas in supporting local socio economic development in selected regions of each country. They are designed to assist policy-makers and planners by demonstrating that protected areas are productive economic assets and that there is a need for appropriately managing them in order to realize the greatest benefits for the community.
Lessons from global experience
   

Thematic lesson papers are intended to bring global lessons and best practice to the region and to help define the agenda for detailed consultation and reform in the four lower Mekong River countries.
Lessons learned in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam
   

These lessons papers are the result of assessment and debate carried out through background papers and national round table meetings involving all key sectors and levels of government. They provided the basis for the more detailed work in each country by inter agency PAD core groups on the national reports.
Regional report on protected areas and development : lower Mekong river region
   

The regional report deals with issues requiring collective action from all four countries in the Lower Mekong region and describes the status and trends in the region which set the basis for the PAD review.
Thailand national report on protected areas and development
   

The report analyses the relationships between the national protected area system and socio-economic development addressing important sectors one by one. It concludes by setting out strategies for each sector to optimise the benefits received from protected areas whilst maintaining and improving their integrity.
Vietnam national report on protected areas and development
   

The report analyses the relationships between the national protected area system and socio-economic development addressing important sectors one by one. It concludes by setting out strategies for each sector to optimise the benefits received from protected areas whilst maintaining and improving their integrity.
Lao People's Democratic Republic national report on protected areas and development
   

The report analyses the relationships between the national protected area system and socio-economic development addressing important sectors one by one. It concludes by setting out strategies for each sector to optimise the benefits received from protected areas whilst maintaining and improving their integrity.
Cambodia national report on protected areas and development
   

The report analyses the relationships between the national protected area system and socio-economic development addressing important sectors one by one. It concludes by setting out strategies for each sector to optimise the benefits received from protected areas whilst maintaining and improving their integrity.
Customary laws : governing natural resource management in the Northern Areas
    Bilal, Asad | Haque, Huma | Moore, Patricia

Customary laws, established by communal practice and usage for generations and passed down through oral tradition, are familiar, effective and continue to be practiced to a greater or lesser extent throughout the Northern Areas. And yet few of them have been documented so far. The objective of this survey and analysis was to draw out and understand the issues at the interface of customary laws governing the use and management of natural resources in the Northern Areas and statutory laws applied for the same purpose. The results of this study demonstrate that customary law in the Northern Areas is a sophisticated system with many of the same mechanisms – permits, user fees, administrative and criminal penalties for unauthorized use – and institutions – including rangers or wardens and judges – that characterize statutory regimes. There are many opportunities for reforming statutory laws governing natural resources in the Northern Areas to converge with elements of customary law, thus adding greater legitimacy and efficacy to the State’s efforts towards conservation of natural resources in the region.
Effective communication for environmental conservation : a manual for and by environmental communicators in the Red Sea & Gulf of Aden region. Trainee edition
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