Pro-Poor Resource Governance under Changing Climates
Pro-Poor Resource Governance under Changing Climates
This study had two main objectives:
1. To better understand the relationship between vulnerability and long-standing interrelated social and environmental factors.
2. To strengthen the link between local and higher levels of policymaking.
IFAD and IASS collaborated with local civil society organizations (CSOs) in six countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Ecuador and India. Seven case studies were used to document, analyse and communicate aspects of pro-poor resource governance. These studies address how resource governance can determine some factors that generate livelihood vulnerability, and how institutional changes can make livelihoods vulnerable to external changes resulting from both climatic and non-climatic processes.
1. To better understand the relationship between vulnerability and long-standing interrelated social and environmental factors.
2. To strengthen the link between local and higher levels of policymaking.
IFAD and IASS collaborated with local civil society organizations (CSOs) in six countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Ecuador and India. Seven case studies were used to document, analyse and communicate aspects of pro-poor resource governance. These studies address how resource governance can determine some factors that generate livelihood vulnerability, and how institutional changes can make livelihoods vulnerable to external changes resulting from both climatic and non-climatic processes.
Type
Policies and Strategies
Date
March 2015