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Charcoal - the reality: A study of charcoal consumption, trade and production in Malawi
Stock Code 13544IIED, IIED 2007 Paperback 60 Pages Price USD 16.00
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As this study documents, the charcoal industry is one of the largest in Malawi; if the product was exported, the annual foreign exchange income to the country would fall somewhere between that of tea and sugar. Charcoal is therefore a product with a very large domestic market, yet whose production is treated variously as either non-existent or illegal. The question that we hope this report stimulates as the core of a lively debate among government officials, parliamentarians, interested parties and the general public is simple: "How do we want to produce this product to meet market demand in a better manner?"

 

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Fair deals for watershed services in India
Stock Code 13538IIED, IIED 2007 Price USD 20.00
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This report shares field experience and lessons in developing incentive-based mechanisms for watershed protection services and improved livelihoods at micro- and macro-scales at three locations in Himachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The process, progress and problems in the three sites, and the initial findings, are presented. Key lessons are discussed and specific recommendations made

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Fair deals for watershed services in Indonesia
Stock Code 13539IIED, IIED 2007 Paper Price USD 18.00
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Indonesia, like many countries, faces growing problems with water. Concerns include floods, low dry-season flows, sedimentation, contamination from run-off, and rising demand among competing end-users.
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Fair deals for watershed services in the Caribbean
Stock Code 13541IIED, IIED 2007 Paper Price USD 18.00
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The reliability of water supply in the Caribbean varies between islands, but it is consistently the poor who receive the worst service. The problem is compounded by widespread soil erosion throughout the Caribbean, which has major impacts on the quality of water supply and watershed fertility.
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Gestion communautaire de la faune sauvage en Tanzanie
Stock Code 12540FIIED, IIED 2007 Paper Price USD 15.00
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Emerging or illusory? Community wildlife management in Tanzania
Stock Code 12540IIED, IIED 2007 paper Price USD 15.00
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Legal empowerment for local resource control: Securing local resource rights within foreign investment projects in Africa
Stock Code 12542IIED, IIED 2007 Paperback Price USD 25.00
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This report draws lessons from experience of using legal processes to secure local resource rights within the context of foreign investment projects in Africa. Security of local resource rights is a major challenge in many parts of Africa. The analysis of relevant law reveals that resource rights associated with more powerful interests (foreign investment) tend to enjoy greater legal protection compared to those held by local resource users. However, legal tools accompanied by adequate capacity-building efforts can help redress this imbalance and strengthen protection of local resource rights. By increasing local resource control, effective use of these tools can help disadvantaged groups gain greater control over their lives (“legal empowerment”). The report will be of interest to development lawyers, development practitioners working at a macro-planning level, and researchers. The report sets out the case for taking law seriously as a tool for empowerment and positive change, it also argues that designing and implementing legal tools that deliver positive change depend not only on sound legal thinking, but also on tackling power relations and other social, cultural, political and economic factors that affect the way the law operates in practice. The report also contributes to ongoing debates on the relationship between law and power, through developing a conceptual framework and through linking this to the empirical analysis of law and power issues within foreign investment projects in Africa
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Abriendo Brecha. Mineria, Minerales y Desarrollo Sustentable CD-ROM
Stock Code 9287IIED, IIED 2006 CD-ROM Price USD 15.00
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Campfire and payments for environmental services
Stock Code 15503IIED, IIED 2006 paperback 35 pages Price USD 20.00
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There has been increasing support in recent years for the use of payments for environmental services (PES) as a means to advance the goals of both poverty reduction and conservation. Payments for Environmental Services are compensation mechanisms that reward people for managing ecosystems and providing environmental services, and are based on the premise that positive incentives can lead to changes in land-use practices. The Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources (CAMPFIRE) is a longstanding initiative that shares many of the features of PES. CAMPFIRE began in the late 1980s in Zimbabwe and has been widely emulated in southern and eastern Africa. Under this programme, communities using land under communal tenure have been granted authority to market the wildlife in their area to safari operators. The revenue and other benefits received on behalf of the communities is paid out to them according to an agreed formula. In this paper, we describe the CAMPFIRE programme’s evolution and we explore some of the lessons learned about implementation, performance, outcomes and possible adaptations that may help in the development of PES programmes.

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Conflicts between farmers and herders in north-western Mali
Stock Code 12533IIED, IIED 2006 paperback 28 pages Price USD 9.00
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This study was carried out by the Helvetas Mali development programme whose aim was to improve relations between farmers and herders in a context of pressure on natural resources and growing competition over their use in the regions of Kaarta and Fuladugu, Mali. The Pastoral Charter and other legal frameworks are discussed, as well as mechanisms for conflict resolution and participation.
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Conflits entre agriculteurs et éleveurs au nord-ouest du Mali
Stock Code 12533FIIED, IIED 2006 paperback 28 pages Price USD 9.00
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Cette étude se situe dans le cadre du programme de coopération de Helvetas Mali, qui vise à améliorer les relations entre agriculteurs et éleveurs. Ce dossier est le résultat d’une recherche effectuée dans les régions du Kaarta et du Fuladugu au Mali sur la gestion des ressources naturelles (GRN) et les conflits liés à leur utilisation.

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Land Tenure and Resource Access in Africa
Stock Code 12529IIED, IIED 2006 CD-ROM Price USD 35.00
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This CD Rom includes the following titles: Governance and Land Relations. A Review of Decentralisation of Land Administration and Management in Africa by Liz Alden Wily Land Tenure and Administration in Africa: Lessons of Experience and Emerging Issues Lorenzo Cotula, Camilla Toulmin, Ced Hesse Making Land Rights More Secure: International workshop for researchers and policy makers. Ougadougou, 19-21 March 2002

Land Tenure and Resource Access in Africa

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