Integrated natural resource management ? a question of property institutions?

Property Rights and Natural Resource : Socio - Economic Heterogeneity and Distributional Implications of Common Property Resource Management

Property Rights, Collective Action, and Technologies for Natural Resource Management

Deg ra da tion of natu ral re sources has be come a global prob lem that threat ens the live li hood of mil lions of poor peo ple. Many prom is ing tech nolo gies for natu ral re source man age ment are avail able to ad dress these prob lems, but farm ers and oth ers of ten fail to adopt them. Why is this? Al though many fac tors can be iden ti fied, lack of se cure prop erty rights and col lec...

Information Resource Management: A Question of Attitudes?

Based on field work carried out in 71 manufacturing firms during 1986, a number of key personal factors influencing information behaviour are isolated. The implications of these factors for the take-up of information resource management ideas are ex amined.

Integrated Natural Resource Management: Approaches and Lessons from the Himalaya

Introduction Socio-ecological Setting of the Study Area The Present Approach People's perceptions Enhancement of people's perceptions and project implementation Monitoring On-site impacts Off-site benefits Discussion Conclusion Responses to this Article Acknowledgments Literature Cited

Property Rights and Natural Resource: Socio-economic Heterogeneity and Distributional Implications of Common Property Resource Management in Nepal

The relationship between socio-economic heterogeneity and distributional implications of community-based resource management is becoming a growing concern in issues of local level collective action. This study tries to examine the contested role of heterogeneity and equity of resource distribution in community-based property rights regimes in reference to community-based forest management in Ne...