The resource base is different in each case, the problems vary, and the solutions are specific to the context. [...] The message delivered by the case experiences is simple: the most effective way to introduce comanagement of natural resources is to engage resource users and other local stakeholders in shared THE ISSUE AND RESEARCH CONTEXT 3 On the Web THE ISSUE Figure 1. The building blocks of community-based natural resource management. [...] Tenure can take a wide variety of forms and cover a broad range of rights, depending on the nature of the resource, the social relationships between those involved, and the costs of enforcing claims of varying complexity. [...] The problems of resource management and access by the poor often centre on CPRs and on the associated system of resource rights or tenure. [...] So the potential for resource management innovation rests partly on the rights of users, and partly on the characteristics of the ecosystem in question.
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Table of Contents
- Contents 6
- Foreword 8
- Preface 12
- Part 1. The Issues and Research Context 16
- Fragile resources, forgotten people 16
- A little history, much complexity 19
- Different resources, different rights 22
- Empowering local resource users through dialogue 27
- Social equity and the environment 29
- Finding the right research approach 30
- Part 2. Research for Comanagement 36
- A spectrum of power-sharing options 36
- Beyond theory: action-oriented research 39
- Developing new methodologies 40
- Learning by doing: the interplay of urgency and caution 41
- Learning how to learn together 42
- Local leadership 44
- Outreach for change 44
- Part 3. Experiences from the Field 46
- Cambodia: resource conflicts and community tenure 47
- Viet Nam: sharing the resource in Tam Giang Lagoon 53
- Ecuador: water conflicts and conservation in an Andean watershed 59
- Bhutan: watershed management and policy reforms 64
- China: participatory rural poverty reduction in Guizhou 69
- Lebanon: resource conflicts and changing livelihoods in Arsaal 75
- Part 4. Outcomes, Lessons, and Challenges 82
- Research outcomes 83
- Lessons 88
- Challenges 91
- Appendix 1. Glossary of Terms and Acronyms 96
- Appendix 2. Sources and Resources 100
