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Chapter 4. Economics of biodiversity conservation in Namibia - 4.5 Economic factors affecting natural resource use and biodiversity conservation
Publication Year:
1998
Abstract:
The economic roots of biodiversity erosion; Market and policy failures in Namibia - livestock subsidies, drought relief, price support for commercial maize and wheat producers, water pricing, breakdown of common property management, access rights to wildlife in communal areas.
Publication Title:
Biological Diversity in Namibia: A Country Study
Editor:
Barnard, P.
Publisher:
Namibian National Biodiversity Task Force, Windhoek
Pages:
271-274
Item Type:
Book or Magazine Section
Language:
en
Keywords:
wildlife habitat, marine mammal, wildlife protection, endemic species, wildlife population statistics, wildlife conservation, plant species, socioeconomics, rural management and planning, rural development, rural habitat, protection of species, rare species, biodiversity, avifauna, fauna, conservation, management of natural resources, animal species
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| 4_5 Economic factors affecting natural resource use and biodiversity conservation_1998.pdf | 5.83 MB |