New Directions in Environmental Governance (NDEG) researches how private actors, conservation groups & sustainability schemes alter environmental governance.
FISHERIES: We're trying to show the true economic value of small-scale #fisheries to national economies & different social groups, & to mainstream these values into policymaking --> https://t.co/8hLa6KwAcJ
What's the appeal of REDD+ in the Karen village of Muang Ang? A new blog from Alejandro Huete (Chiang Mai University) can tell you! https://t.co/Ze5jzj0dwQ…g-ang-chiang-mai/
How are land rights and carbon mitigation related? Master's student Alejandro Huete from Chiang Mai University looks at three case studies of agricultural communities in Thailand. https://t.co/k3dTDvaIpK
Very proud of the whole @MDPIndonesia team highlighting what's possible for #traceability and technology in #smallscalefisheries. Next to expand beyond pilots and integrate information from each device to tell the full story of your fish https://t.co/jhdiz9bYfb
PhD opportunity: Political ecology/ environmental justice approach to an environmental resource governance issue in the global South https://t.co/kzDwjkDYHK
What is the role of market incentives for smallholder forest plantations in Vietnam? Read our newest blog by Nga Thi Ha, Master of Public Policy from The Australian National University to find out. @DrKeithBarney @ANUCrawford
New student research! Rapipun Maoyot of Chiang Mai University writes about Payment for Ecosystem Services in Chiang Mai (in Thai with English abstract). https://t.co/k3dTDvaIpK
@fishgovernance and @TlustyM et al. about need to improve seafood CSR. Thanks for the opportunity to learn about Dr. Seuss! ;-)
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Mark your calendars! Join us for the Canadian launch of @IFPRI’s 2018 Global Food Policy Report. Check out our #Bulletin to register: https://t.co/q3zARHckAI
Thailand: A #union-like group of #migrants in the fishing industry was launched in a bid to lift the EU yellow card and increase workers’ bargaining power and protect their rights at sea. A space to watch/ https://t.co/rXTLG8Pzeg
New research from Chiang Mai University student Eza King looks at Payment for Ecosystem Services for forests in Northern Thailand. Read it and other great research on environmental governance in Southeast Asia here: ttp://ndeg.apps01.yorku.ca/outcomes/student-theses/