Titlebook: Stewardship of Future Drylands and Climate Change in the Global South; Challenges and Oppor Simone Lucatello,Elisabeth Huber-Sannwald,Natal

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Forced Modernization in Drylands: Socio-Ecological System Disruption in the Altiplano of San Luis Po“altiplano,” the state government and transnational entrepreneurs appear to view the issue of modernization through the logic of bringing progress and development to a space that they view as otherwise empty, unoccupied, and with low economic value. Therefore, implementation of projects is promoted,

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Public Participation Approaches for a New Era in Dryland Science and Stewardship in the Global Southojects must be long term with a diversity of pragmatic and transdisciplinary scholarly achievements. An ERIS platform for inter-project coordination could be part of a comprehensive Agadir platform. The main option to institutionalize ERIS approaches is via policies that alter how government agencie

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The Construction and Sabotage of Successful Agricultural Lands in Semiarid Lands: A Case Study of Viind the unsuccessfulness of the evaluated public policy instruments are: (1) unclear land tenure, (2) ambiguous laws and lack of by-laws, (3) corruption between buyers and government agents, and (4) lack of awareness by users. Our alternative proposal is a bottom-up transdisciplinary plan with five

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Conservation and Development in the Biosphere Reserve of Mapimí: A Transdisciplinary and Participatos, it has remained unavailable to local inhabitants, who hold local ecological knowledge and are, and will be, the key players and decision makers at the local scale. An interdisciplinary research group has responded to the challenge of linking knowledge systems in the context of global environmenta

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“Women with Wings”: An Experience of Participatory Monitoring in a Natural Protected Areaird tourism, and environmental education activities. For this study, an ethnography was made with semi-structured interviews and focal groups to document and explore the role of female leadership in environmental management. The group’s strengths, obstacles, and areas of opportunity were identified

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Sustainability Assessment in Indigenous Communities: A Tool for Future Participatory Decision Makingwers were analyzed applying the content analysis qualitative tool. The responses were assigned a weight ranging from 0 to 1 according to the remoteness (0) or proximity (1) to sustainability of response. The results depicted, in a spider graph, that the Pa Ipai community has the highest values towar

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