Forest governance in Twi Waupasa territory, North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua
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Traditional Institutional, participation, decision makingAbstract
The study was conducted in order to analyze forest governance in Twi Waupasa territory, Puerto Cabezas Municipality, Autonomous Region of the North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. Focal groups and individual interviews were established which allowed identifying a set of constraints and problems that disrupt forest governance; Internal conflicts between neighboring communities, poor distribution of economic benefits, land invasions by settlers, weakening of traditional structures by political parties, and inexperience in Community Forest Management are situations that hinder governance. To this end, a forest governance model built from the perspective of local actors is offered.Downloads
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2017-08-27
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Mendoza Blanco, C., Talavera Lacayo, I., Narváez Ismael, K., Cordón Suárez, E., & Camino Velozo, R. de. (2017). Forest governance in Twi Waupasa territory, North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. Ciencia E Interculturalidad, 20(1), 94–107. https://doi.org/10.5377/rci.v20i1.4856
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