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Developing Institutional Options for Watershed Management - The Sixaola Binational Watershed and (Paperback)
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Developing Institutional Options for Watershed Management - The Sixaola Binational Watershed and (Paperback)
Paul Babladelis
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Loot Price R1,305
Discovery Miles 13 050
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Preservation and conservation activities are often costly and
frequently do not yield economic benefits for those living closest
to the land. Even in cases where conservation and preservation have
been theoretically linked to sustainable development it has been
difficult to implement this concept on the ground. This book
examines current efforts in Costa Rica and Panama to stimulate
economic and social development while integrating management and
protection of natural ecosystems across national boundaries. An
institutional impact analysis is performed to examine likely
outcomes of current programs, (1) based at the level of the
watershed, and (2) with the addition of a macro-institutional
structure; a UN sanctioned transboundary biosphere reserve. A
theoretical model for this reserve is presented based upon current
UN guidelines, a literature review, and case studies. This book
presents planners and citizens with a way to evaluate likely
outcomes of natural resource management programs. It is relevant
for professionals in resource management, land resource economics,
and anyone with an interest in linking preservation, conservation,
and sustainable development.
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