Collective action, property rights, and devolution of rangeland management: Selected examples from Africa and Asia
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Tidiane Ngaido, Michael Kirk. (24/10/2000). Collective action, property rights, and devolution of rangeland management: Selected examples from Africa and Asia. Aleppo, Syrian Arab Republic: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
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This is the tenth and the last of the ICARDA Social Science Papers
In this paper, different instruments used by states to enhance the capacity of local institutions and communities to manage their resources and sustain their livelihood strategies were explored. The devolution process is complex and requires a clear understanding of the implications of each devolution instrument. The objective of the devolution is to simulate pastoral societies' livelihood strategies while improving the efficiency of rangeland management and the overall community welfare through greater feed availability.
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; rangelands; rural communities; tenure; africa; grazing; state intervention; grassland management; technology transfer; resource management; arid zones; agricultural policies; asia; decentralization; development policies; innovation adoption; pastures; environmental degradation; land policies; public enterprises; private enterprises; local government; property rights; farmland; economic policies; cooperative activities; nationalized enterprises
; rangelands; rural communities; tenure; africa; grazing; state intervention; grassland management; technology transfer; resource management; arid zones; agricultural policies; asia; decentralization; development policies; innovation adoption; pastures; environmental degradation; land policies; public enterprises; private enterprises; local government; property rights; farmland; economic policies; cooperative activities; nationalized enterprises