Here @PillySilvano explains how men dominate well-paid activities in #Tanzania forestry. We all wish to have been surprised when men monopolize community benefits 😳
7 years of work, 15+ researchers in Tanzania, Denmark and the UK - but finally our book is out in open access = for free!
'Contested Sustainability: The Political Ecology of Conservation and Development in Tanzania'
https://t.co/UnJke457Fd
New Partnership Conference for Sustainability in Tanzania is still happening. You’re also still very much on time to join us, kindly participate we’d love to have you
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Caleb Gallemore and @danbrockington exploring new ways to calculate #assets that makes it possible to meaningfully compare wealth between villages in different locations and presenting a concrete method for constructing a comparable index in an iterative way
"Mkubiru village is quite isolated and negative about conservations project. Not very reachable".
Dr. Faraja Namkesa, on the new Partnership Conference for Sustainability in Tanzania.
#NewPartnershipConference#SustainabilityInTanzania
This is what multi-stakeholder partnerships look like when focusing on social networks (#SNA). To the left state-controlled forest management. To the right community based forest management. @nepsus_research@GeographyUdsm @Lassefolke @UdsmOfficial @CBDScbs
Another example focusing on coastal resource management. As @FNamkesa explains most of the actors in the two social network visualizations are NGOs @nepsus_research @Lassefolke @UdsmOfficial @CBDScbs @GeographyUdsm