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The role of networks in NRM in Africa

Introduction

This Item contains information on a panel for the conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property (IASCP), in Victoria Fall, Zimbabwe, 17-21 June 2002 (see Category Conferences for information about the conference). The panel, which consists of 4 case studies, analyses the growing emphasis on various types of networks, largely based on ICTs, to connect stakeholders working on NRM in Africa.

This page includes all available documentation on the panel, as well as delivery and post-conference activities. The latter may include publication of the presented papers as well as other papers. For more information contact write to us.

Content

This Item contains the following documents:

Panel presentation, I. Comments: This documents contains the panel abstract together with abstracts of the four case studies / papers. Download: English version, French version.
Panel presentation, II. Comments: This documents contains the slide presentation used at the panel. It includes a few overview slides and slides on each case study/paper. Download: Slide presentation.
Ba, Boubacar. "Approaches to the IASCP regionalization process at the level of the West African French-speaking sub-region" / "Cheminement du processus de régionalisation de l'IASCP au niveau de la zone Francophone Ouest Africaine." Download: English version, French version.
Rozemeijer, Nico. "Network who? The impact of "networks" on the participation of communities in Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in Botswana." Download: English version.
Soeftestad, Lars T. "CBNRM Net: Knowledge management and networking for the global CBNRM community of practice." Download: English version.
Whande, Webster. "Networking for natural resource management. Reconciling the technology gap between rural communities and urban decision makers in Southern Africa." Comment: the paper was not submitted.