Dependent communities
Fisheries Development and Fisheries Dependent Communities in Portugal: Socio Economic Change and Strategic Planning
... Fisheries dependent communities in Portugal divide into two types: first, those which exhibit a significant level of dependence on fishing related activities in terms of employment structure and economic ...
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Analysis of Climate Variability, Perceptions and Coping Strategies of Tanzanian Coastal Forest Dependent Communities
... Forest Dependent Communities Irrespective of the motivation for adaptation, either purposeful or unintentional adaptations can generate short-term or long-term benefits ...
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Indigenous Knowledge and Factors Related to Practices of Forest Conservation Among Forest Dependent Communities in the Tocha District Southern Ethiopia
... forest dependent communities were also well awarded of forest trees to keep bee hives on their long branches and protect them from cutting and ...the communities those living inside and around the ...
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Adaptation to climate change & non timber forest products a study of forest dependent communities in drought prone areas of West Bengal, India
... others communities living in and around forest areas and contribute substantially to the food supply and livelihood security (Basu ...are dependent on Indian forest including the availability of non- timber ...
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Community Based Tourism Option for Forest Dependent Communities in 1A IUCN Protected Areas? Cameroon Case Study
... The issues associated with the gazettal of Bakossi Forest Park as a Strict Nature Reserve, and the associated dispossession of the people of their legal livelihood is by no means an isolated incidence. Redford and Fearn ...
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Indigenous uses of ethnomedicinal plants among forest-dependent communities of Northern Bengal, India
... The documented species were used to treat 58 human dis- eases or ailments. Eight diseases of animals were also re- ported to be treated by some of the documented species (Table 2) of humans and domestic animals, ...
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Deepor Beel Wetland: Threats to Ecosystem Services, Their Importance to Dependent Communities and Possible Management Measures
... The pressures discussed above contributed to the ecological change in the Deepor Beel. It is the combination of this pressure which leads to livelihood displacement of the local community. Although the extent and rate of ...
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TheDeclarationofIndependenceinWorldContext.pdf
... The Declaration's primary meaning in 1776 was to affirm before world opinion the rights of a group of states to enter the international realm as equals with other such states. John Adams, writing in 1781, called the ...
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Does higher access ensure greater wellbeing? ‒ In the perspective of forest ecosystem services of the Sundarbans mangrove forest, Bangladesh.
... of dependent communities and that the income earned from the extraction of eco- system services was not enough to meet even the basic family needs, making the bene fi ts of limited health care facilities a ...
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Economic Importance & Valuation of Non-Timber Forest Products
... forest dependent communities can be categorized firstly as gathering of NTFPs for domestic necessities, for which the gatherers pay no money however money need to be spent if such items were to be bought ...
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Impacts of aquaculture on social networks in the mangrove systems of northern Vietnam
... system dependent communities (MSDC) (Van Hue and Scott, 2008) as they become increasingly influenced by market processes, particularly for aquaculture goods, altering the ways in which communities ...
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Rivers- India’s Lifelines
... Today, India’s Rivers, reverine biodiversity and river dependent communities are facing major threats from large dams, pollution, encroachment, sand mining, deforestation and bad management practices. These ...
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Robustness of surrogates of biodiversity in marine benthic communities
... mollusks, polychaetes, and echinoderms were all clearly correlated with total family richness in the artificial holdfasts, the best overall predictor of total richness was simply the total abundance of all individuals, ...
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COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN THE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF THE PEOPLE TO IMPROVE SOCIETY WELFARE IN CAKRANEGARA DISTRICT MATARAM CITY WEST NUSA TENGGARA INDONESIA
... Social welfare is a state life needs fullfilling that is worthy of the community, so as to develop itself and can implement social functions that can be done by governments, local governments and communities in ...
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A multilayer exploration of the cognitive structure of publications in history
... within communities; the source layer is coarser, essentially distinguishing among publications heavily using primary sources, those marginally using them and those using recent modern ...
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Fuzzy inventory model for time dependent deteriorating items with lead time stock dependent demand rate and shortages
... stock dependent and time dependent rate of deterioration, depletion of the inventory occurs due to demand (supply) as well as due to deterioration in each ...
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Residents’ perceptions of tourism and their implications for policy development: evidence from rural Poland
... involves the creation of a figure whereby the root node comprises the complete sample and each subsidiary node represents a segment of the sample. During this procedure, associations between a dependent variable ...
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Foreign Restrictions on U. S. Investment
... Moreover, after the decision of the Court of Justice of the European Communities in Continental Can,' the Commission of the European Communities (as expanded to in- clu[r] ...
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Intersecting communities, interwoven identities: questioning boundaries, testing bridges, and forging a queer latinidad in the U.S. Southwest
... between communities, (2) variation and heterogeneity within communities, and (3) in-group/out-group perceptions of ...homogeneous communities with clear, discrete ...these communities as well ...
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Sustainable Development of Post-disaster Community: Comparative Study of Reconstruction Mode under Social Network Measure
... Since the beginning of the new century, the world-wide frequency of natural disaster has remained high and seriously threatened the safety of urban and rural community environment and the quality of life (Figure. 1). ...
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