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… access to forest resources Experiences in informal tenure reform from IUCN’s Livelihoods and Landscapes Strategy … imply a form of tenure that benefits from recognition in law or government regulation, without necessarily involving … without citizenship. In other words, waiting for the law to change to allow for formal tenure would not have …

… fiscal instruments (taxation, subsidies, environmental tax reform) – may help initiate a process of economic growth and … to the laws of thermodynamics25, beginning with the law of entropy (Georgescu-Roegen, 1971). In accordance with this law, each economic activity (production, consumption, …

… out an ambitious agenda for public investment and policy reform”. Conservation in productive landscapes At a localized … Provided by People. Florida State University College of Law Journal of Land Use, Vol. 23, Number 2. http://www.law.fsu.edu/journals/landuse/vol23_2/Lugo.pdf This paper …

… time than when it did. The industry has been struggling to reform its operations, despite several attempts in the last … P. and Rita, R., 2005a. Potential Impact of the EU Sugar Reform on the Fiji Sugar Industry, Pacific Economic Bulletin, … from the United Nations Division of Ocean Affairs and the Law of Sea, and offered at the University of the South …

… information and analysis, in fields of biology, ecology, law, economics, ecosystem management, and social policy. … will require the creation of enabling conditions including reform of natural resource tenure and raising awareness among … whether on a voluntary basis, under local or national law, or as part of international agreements. 3. Institutional …