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Use of the environment and its living resources at a rate that does not exceed its capacity for renewal in order to ensure its availability for future generations. (Source: DUNSTE / UNUNa)

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Baker MSP, Mearns K 2017. Applying sustainable tourism indicators to measure the sustainability performance of two tourism lodges in the Namib Desert. African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure (6) 1-22

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Applying sustainable tourism indicators to measure the sustainability performance of two tourism lodges in the Namib Desert.pdf	722.43 KB

2010. Sharing the Benefits of Nature - Legitimate access to Namibia's biological and genetic resources for scientific and commercial purposes.

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Sharing the benefits of nature_Legitimate access to Namibias biological and genetic resources for scientific and commercial purposes.pdf	17.56 MB

Moore L 2010. Conservation heroes versus environmental villains: perceiving elephants in Caprivi, Namibia. Human Ecology (38) 19–29

Website link:https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10745-009-9290-x

Paulus NN 2015. Factors affecting subsistence Farmers' adoption of sustainable land management practices in Oshikoto Region, Namibia.

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Factors affecting subsistence Farmers adoption of sustainable land management practices in Oshikoto Region.pdf	731.43 KB

King JM, Brown CA, Barnes J 2009. Okavango River Basin Environmental Flow Assessment Project Final Report.

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Okavango River Basin Environmental Flow Assessment Project Final Report.pdf	1.63 MB

Musora O, Mbaiwa JE, Murray-Hudson M 2017. Tourists' perceptions of environmental impacts of tourism development on water resources in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure (6)

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Tourists perceptions of environmental impacts of tourism development on water resources in the Okavango Delta.pdf	329.02 KB

Warner JF, Meissner R 2003. The politics of security in the Okavango river basin: From civil war to saving wetlands (1975 – 2002); a preliminary security impact analysis.

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The politics of security in the Okavango river basin.pdf	3.15 MB

Cunningham P 1996. Prospects for the sustained utilisation of Mopane (Colophospermum mopane) for charcoal production in the Vinetia Limpopo Nature Reserve, South Africa. Management of Mopane in southern Africa 26-30

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Prospects for the sustained utilisation of Mopane_1996.pdf	688.93 KB

Beer L 2019. Using Namibia's natural resources sustainably - work globally to change locally.

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2019-11-05 SNRM Conference_Article.pdf	652.69 KB

2020. Protected Areas.

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Protected_areas_2020.zip	1.59 MB

Cole D, Strohbach M 2007. Population dynamics and sustainable harvesting of the medicinal plant H. procumbens DC (Devil's Claw) in Namibia.

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Population dynamics and sustainable harvesting of the medicinal plant H_procumbens DC.pdf	3.23 MB

Schneider E 1997. Sustainable use in semi-wild populations of Harpagophytum procumbens in Namibia. Medicinal Plant Conservation (4) 7-9

Website link:https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Sustainable-use-in-semi-wild-populations-of-in-Schneider/20d333e544a3c2125c54cf3780eaf8454a9f9c56

O'Farrell PJ, de Lange WJ, le Maitre DC, Reyers B, Blignaut JN, Milton SJ, Atkinson D, Egoh B, Maherry A, Colvin C, Cowling RM 2011. The possibilities and pitfalls presented by a pragmatic approach to ecosystemservice valuation in an arid biodiversity hotspot. Journal of Arid Environments 75 (6) 612-623

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The possibilities and pitfalls presented by a pragmatic approach to ecosystemservice valuation in an arid biodiversity hotspot.pdf	378.13 KB

de Cauwer V 2016. Autecological aspects of the African timber tree Pterocarpus angolensis in support of its sustainable management.

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Autecological aspects of the African timber tree Pterocarpus angolensis.pdf	5.25 MB

Graz FP, Gadow K 2005. Application of a stem number guide curve for sustainable harvest control in the dry woodland savannah of northen Namibia. Southern African Forestry Journal 204 (1) 37-44

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Application of a stem number guide curve for sustainable harvest control in the dry woodland savannah.pdf	211.92 KB

Spear D, Zaroug MAH, Daron DD, Ziervogel G, Angula MN, Haimbili EN, Hegga SS, Baudoin M, New M, Kunamwene I, Togarepi C, Davies JE 2018. Vulnerability and responses to climate change in drylands: The case of Namibia. CARIAA-ASSAR Working Paper.

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Vulnerability and responses to climate change in drylands_the case of Namibia.pdf	1.63 MB

Keja-Kaereho C, Tjizu BR 2019. Climate change and global warming in Namibia: Environmental disasters vs. human life and the economy. Management and Economics Research Journal 5

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Climate Change and Global Warming in Namibia_2019.pdf	239.31 KB

Seely MK, Henschel JR 2003. Best Practices in the World's Oldest Desert. Conserving biodiversity in arid regions: Best practoces in developing nations 119-128

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Best Practices in the Worlds Oldest Desert.pdf	510.28 KB

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2019. Climate Change and Land: IPCC Special Report on Climate Change, Desertification, Land Degradation, Sustainable Land Management, Food Security, and Greenhouse gas fluxes in Terrestrial Ecosystems. Summary for Policymakers.

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Climate Change and Land_IPCC Special Report.pdf	31.33 MB

Meletis ZA, Campbell LM 2007. Call it consumption! Re-conceptualizing ecotourism as consumption and consumptive. Geography Compass (1/4) 850–870

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Ecotourism as Consumption and Consumptive.pdf	152.32 KB

Nott K 2014. A critical assessment of the economic and environmental sustainability of the Namibian indigenous forest/ timber industry.

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A critical assessment of the economic and environmental sustainability of the Namibian indigenous forest_timber industry.pdf	992.58 KB

Richmond-Coggan L 2019. The Namibian leopard: National census and sustainable hunting practices.

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The Namibian leopard_National census and sustainable hunting practices.pdf	4.25 MB

Sullivan S, Hannis M, Impey A, Low C, Rohde RF 2016. Future Pasts? Sustainabilities in west Namibia - a conceptual framework for research, 1st Edition.

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Sustainabilities in west Namibia_a conceptual framework for research_No 1.pdf	8.82 MB

Kgathi DL 2002. Natural Resources Tenure and Access in the Okavango Delta. Water and Ecosystem Resources in Regional Development: Balancing Societal Needs and Wants and Natural Resources Systems Sustainability in International River Basins.

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Natural Resources Tenure and Access in the Okavango Delta_Kgathi_2002.pdf	461.02 KB

Kgathi DL, Ngwenya BN 2003. Community based natural resource management and social sustainability in Ngamiland: Implications for natural resource management.

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Community based natural resource management and social sustainability in Ngamiland_2003.pdf	308.55 KB

Herrick JE, Beh A, Barrios E, Bouvier I, Coetzee M, Dent D, Elias E, Hengl T, Karl JW, Liniger H, Matuszak J, Neff JC, Ndungu LW, Obersteiner M, Shepherd KD, Urama KC, van den Bosch R, Webb NP 2016. The Land-Potential Knowledge System (LandPKS): mobile apps and collaboration for optimizing climate change investments. Ecosystem Health and Sustainability 2 (3) e01209

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The Land_Potential Knowledge System_mobile apps and collaboration for optimizing climate change investments.pdf	339.14 KB

Owen C-S 2005. Is the supply of trophy elephants to the Botswana Hunting Market sustainable?.

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Is the supply of trophy elephants to the Botswana Hunting Market sustainable.docx	38.64 KB

Website link:https://www.slideshare.net/CherylSamanthaOwen/owencherylsamantha2005msccbthesis

Indongo N, Sweeney LF, Baker AC, Muteyauli PI, Nhuleipo O 2010. Community-based natural resource management in Namibia: Results of a 2006 household survey.

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Research Discussion Paper 81_2010.pdf	3.18 MB

Alberts M, Barnes JI 2008. Sustainable tourism options for the coastal zone of Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 77_2008.pdf	617.65 KB

Zeidler J 2007. Namibia: Land use planning and environmental sustainability. Contributions to an analytical framework for sustainable land management.

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Research Discussion Paper 76_2007.pdf	1.7 MB

Humavindu MN, Barnes JI 2006. The identification and quantification of best practice in innovative financing for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use in Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 75_2006.pdf	2.19 MB

International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Sustainable use of wild species - A critical element of conservation and rural livelihoods.

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Sustainable use of wild species_A critical element of conservation and rural livelihoods.pdf	888.55 KB

Mulonga S, Murphy C 2003. Spending the money: The experience of conservancy benefit distribution in Namibia up to mid-2003.

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Research Discussion Paper 63_2003.pdf	823.16 KB

Murphy C, Halstead L 2003. "The person with the idea for the campsite is a hero." Institutional arrangements and livelihood change regarding community-owned tourism enterprises in Namibia (Case studies from Caprivi and Kavango Regions).

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Research Discussion Paper 61_2003.pdf	1.13 MB

Mulonga S, Suich H, Murphy C 2003. The conflict continues: Human wildlife conflict and livelihoods in Caprivi.

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Research Discussion Paper 59_2003.pdf	763.44 KB

Mogomotsi PK, Mogomots GEJ, Dipogiso K, Phonchi-Tshekiso ND, Stone LS, Badimo D 2020. An analysis of communities' attitudes toward wildlife and implications for wildlife sustainability. Tropical Conservation Science 13 1-9

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An analysis of communities attitudes toward wildlife and implications for wildlife sustainability.pdf	677.73 KB

Barnes JI 1998. Wildlife conservation and utilisation as complements to agriculture in southern African development.

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Research Discussion Paper 27_1998.pdf	98.77 KB

Byers BA 1997. Environmental threats and opportunities in Namibia: A comprehensive assessment.

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Research Discussion Paper 21_1997.pdf	507.13 KB

Ashley C, LaFranchi C 1997. Livelihood strategies of rural households in Caprivi: Implications for conservancies and natural resource management.

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Research Discussion Paper 20_1997.pdf	999.08 KB

't Sas-Rolfes M, Challender DWS, Hinsley A, Veríssimo D, Milner-Gulland EJ 2019. Illegal wildlife trade: Scale, processes, and governance. Annual Review of Environment and Resources 44 201-228

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Illegal wildlife trade Scale_processes_and governance.pdf	515.96 KB

Kaura U 2007. Seed production, viability and germination potential of Citrullus lanatus in the King Nehale Conservancy.

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Citrullus lanatus in the King Nehale conservancy.pdf	843.53 KB

Naesje TF, Hay CJ, Nickanor N, Koekemoer JH, Strand R, Thorstad EB Fish populations, gill net catches and gill net selectivity in the Kwando River, Namibia. 64

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Fish_populations_in_the_Kwando_River_Namibia.pdf	2.33 MB

Bethune S 2009. Environmental protection and sustainable management of the Okavango River Basin (EPSMO): Draft Report - Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (Basin Ecosystems Report).

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Environmental Protection and Sustainable Management of the Okavango River Basin.pdf	6.57 MB

Thomas GR, Penrith M-L, Atkinson MW, Atkinson SJ, Cassidy D, Osofsky SA 2013. Balancing Livestock Production and Wildlife Conservation in and around Southern Africa's Transfrontier Conservation Areas. Transboundary and Emerging Diseases 60 (6) 492-506

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Balancing Livestock Production and Wildlife Conservation in and around Southern Africas Transfrontier Conservation Areas.pdf	3.38 MB

Urquhart P, Lotz-Sisitka H, Kruger B, Naudé J 2014. Climate Change Counts: Strengthening University Contributions to Climate Compatible Development in southern Africa.

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Climate Change Counts_Strengthening University Contributions to Climate Compatible Development in southern Africa_Vol1.pdf	4.23 MB

Lotz-Sisitka H, Urquhart P 2014. SARUA Climate Change Counts: Strengthening University Contributions to Climate Compatible Development in southern Africa.

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SARUA-Vol2No6-Namibia-Country-Report.pdf	2.2 MB

Tarr P Namibia's Environmental Assessment Policy. For Sustainable Development and Environmental Conservation.

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Namibia_Environmental_Assessment_Policy_for_Sustainable_Development_and_Environmental_conservation_Tarr.pdf	1.11 MB

Namibia Natural Resource Consortium (NNRC) 2001. Namibia's Natural Resource Sector - A contribution to Vision 2030.

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Namibia_Natural_Resource_Sector_A_Contribution_to_Vision_2030.pdf	7.43 MB

2020. Rewarding sustainable conservation hunting in Namibia - Horns and tusks, claws and fangs – The weapons and tools of wild animals. (2020)

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Rewarding sustainable conservation hunting in Namibia.pdf	1.47 MB

Ministry of Lands Resettlement and Rehabilitation 2000. Review of draft DNPII chapters for sustainability and environmental issues. Chapter 15: Survey and Mapping. DANCED Project, Environmental Review of the Namibian Green Plan and inclusion of Environmental and Sustainable Development Aspects within Namibia's Second National Development Plan (NDP2).

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Review_of_Draft_NDPII_Chapters_for_Sustainability_and_Environmental_Issues.pdf	1.93 MB