Community-based management
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Community-based management (CBM) is a
Cultural change and sustainability
Social ideologies and cultural divides between regions and often within regions challenge the implications of CBM.[12] The process of identifying stakeholders and maintaining policies needs to fluctuate culturally to imply the sustainability of CBM.[13] Scrutiny of inequality issues and the level of self-management a community will take on needs to be evaluated for each CBM implementation.[14] Therefore, cultural beliefs can be communicated politically whether the community agrees with CBM or not.[15]
Natural resources
The community-based management concept is often integrated into the conservation and development projects of natural resources.[16] Referred to as community-based natural resources management (CBNRM), these projects aim to develop a partnership between wildlife and communities while generating a revenue to benefit the community as well as its resources management.[17]
See also
- Community-based conservation
- Community based forest management in the Philippines
- Sustainable tourism
References
- ^ Senyk, J. "Lessons from the Equator initiative: Community-based Management by Pred Nai Community Forestry Group in the Mangroves of Southeastern Thailand" (PDF). Winnipeg: Natural Resources Institute. University of Manitoba. Retrieved 30 October 2012.
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- ^ Senyk, J. "Lessons from the Equator initiative: Community-based Management by Pred Nai Community Forestry Group in the Mangroves of Southeastern Thailand" (PDF). Winnipeg: Natural Resources Institute. University of Manitoba. Retrieved 30 October 2012.
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External links
- Community Based Eco Tourism Project in Cambodia Started by Wildlife Alliance (NGO) but mostly managed by a local committee. Wildlife Alliance aims to withdraw completely within a few years.
- From the David Suzuki Foundation website: Fisheries That Work: Sustainability Through Community-Based Management [1]