Sentence examples for resource use practices from inspiring English sources

This has significant implications in terms of local leadership and community decision-making processes, on one hand, and the local acceptance and adoption of possible alternatives or variations on current land use (natural resource use) practices, on the other hand (Banks et al. 2003).

The article argues that policy which has weak ownership by national government and does not adequately consider the complexity of local institutions, together with the effects of previous initiatives on them, can create a cumulative legacy through which destructive resource use practices and social conflict may be reinforced.

The NSMNP is a paper park: illegal activities are rarely sanctioned and as a result resource use practices, including those of the Agta, have not been significantly altered by the park's establishment.

However, as Bombas inhabitants had no other options, they continued most resource use practices in more hidden areas with lower visibility and where access of forest authorities became more difficult.

With time, Bombas inhabitants came to understand that if they continued hiding their natural resource use practices, they would not manage to cover their subsistence needs and the community would cease to exist.

In appropriate natural resource use practice, and compatibility of policy based on the local socio-economic context of the community have been the pressing cause of resource degradation (Munro et al. 2008; Mekuria et al. 2009).

By making H-countries understand the role expected of them, it may be possible to enhance the speed and likelihood of sustainable resource-use practices being adopted in the future.

Finally, dynamic ecosystems within Indigenous territories have been managed and maintained for resource use, cultural practices and renewal, and maintenance of ecological services and biodiversity.

Examples from a community-based management initiative designed around indigenous ecological knowledge and customary sea tenure governance show how local observations of ecological change shape marine resource use and practices which, in turn, can increase the management adaptability of indigenous or hybrid governance systems.

This might underline that exaggerated coding of diagnoses does not necessarily lead to a comprehensive understanding of the patients' condition and the associated resource use on practice level.

Recently, the implementation of standardized clinical assessment management plans (SCAMPS) methodology reduced resource use and practice variation in the outpatient evaluation of pediatric cardiology chest pain [ 22].