| Author(s) |
Howard, Tanya
Martin, Paul
Williams, Jacqueline
Alter, Theodore
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| Publication Date |
2016
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| Abstract |
Community action in natural resource governance can provide a pathway for improved decision-making, increased on-ground activity and acceptance of government and industry legitimacy in managing natural resources. Increasing the role of community in the protection, restoration and management of natural resources is a stated priority of ecologically sustainable development (ESD) principles. Despite a proliferation of legal requirements for public participation and non-legal guidelines that promote community access to environmental decision making at both the international and national scale, implementation is often unsatisfactory and difficult to evaluate.
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| Link | |
| Language |
en
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| Title |
Improving the 'Rules of Engagement': Understanding how participatory processes are defined, experienced and implemented in Australian natural resource governance
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| Type of document |
Thesis Doctoral
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| Entity Type |
Publication
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