Sentence examples for collaborative resource management from inspiring English sources
Wagner, C. L. & Fernandez-Gimenez, M. E. Does community-based collaborative resource management increase social capital?
Centralised and collaborative resource management tools like C2MLhave been proposed to guarantee intra-protocol fairness, inter-protocol friendliness, low queues utilisation and optimal throughput along with the reliable delivery of packets.
Our findings contribute to the already existing collaborative governance literature indicating which of the four factors: uncertainty, interdependence, consequential incentives, and leadership, in which combination, are necessary and sufficient to spur collaborative resource management efforts.
Historically, local communities were organized along clan lineages with a variety of collaborative resource management strategies and community support mechanisms.
I support this argument theoretically by turning to the literatures on collaborative planning and spatial decision support, and empirically in my analysis of a case study of an effort to construct a GIS for supporting collaborative water resource management in rural Idaho.
Over the course of the last twenty years, participatory modeling has increasingly been advocated as an integral component of integrated, adaptive, and collaborative water resources management.
She discusses experiments in food sovereignty, collaborative natural-resource management, and public-interest design initiatives that test new models of economic democratization.
Discuss the exercise results within the plenary and discuss together which level(s) of participation would be most conducive for collaborative natural resources management.
At the same time, collaborative approaches to natural resource management, including ROW co-management, are being broadly promoted as promising ways to deal with complex and contentious public issues.
Perhaps the most specific success of the project has been its influence on shaping environmental policy through its work with nature reserves - by introducing and trialling in a specific local context more people-centred, collaborative approaches to natural resource management and wildlife conservation.
In sum, through provision of social services in situ (in grassland areas), and with the introduction of more collaborative forms of natural resource management, local herding communities may benefit from improved socio-economic conditions, better conservation of wildlife, enhanced sustainability of livelihoods, and a sense of empowerment.
