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… of nature; • they were elitist, failing to consider the land rights and sophisticated resource management of … communities: recovery of so-called traditional know-how, rehabilitation of the rights of local actors over natural … such as the right to access and cultivate a parcel of land. The attribution of certain individual possession rights …

… work in progress on the likely impact of climate change on land rent values, or Ricardian rent. Among the other … rescue work, medical assistance, recovery, etc.) and rehabilitation. By comparison, current international thinking … irreplaceable items (e.g. business and financial records, land titles, passports, school or work and/or items of …

… ensure local confidence about continued access to land and encourage investment of labour and resources; from the Andaman coast of Thailand, where negotiated land use has benefitted communities and acted as a ‘policy … from the Miyun watershed in China, where negotiated land- use changes have encouraged local people to become …

… real costs and greater local value-added to the crop. The rehabilitation of coconut groves can contribute to adaptation … and processing. As coconut grows in coastal areas valuable land is not removed from agriculture. Ecosystem preservation … initiative, 2005). Drylands—covering 40% of the world’s land mass and inhabited by only one-third of the world’s …

… will inevitably involve trade-offs among the different land-use types, each of which provides a different mix of … managed landscapes, where agriculture is often a major land use. Ecosystem services, however, can often highlight … agroforests, secondary forest fallows, community forest rehabilitation and multiple-use forest management, have the …