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Participation Means Learning by Doing : GEF’s Experience in Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use
AGRICULTURE BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION CIVIL SERVANTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY OUTREACH CONSENSUS CONSULTATIONS EXTENSION EXTENSION AGENTS FARMERS FEED FISH FOREST MANAGEMENT INCOME INTERNATIONAL AGENCIES LEARNING LIVELIHOODS LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT MOBILIZING SUPPORT NEEDS ASSESSMENT NGOS PARTICIPATORY TECHNIQUES PRIVATE SECTOR PROGRAMS PROTECTED AREAS SCIENTISTS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION UNIVERSITIES USER GROUPS VILLAGE VILLAGE GROUPS GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY BIODIVERSITY BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION PROJECTS POLITICAL INSTABILITY SOCIAL STABILITY STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION RISK ASSESSMENT VILLAGE BASED IMPACT ASSESSMENT
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa
2012-08-13T09:27:06Z | 2012-08-13T09:27:06Z | 2002-10
A Global Environment Facility (GEF) special study on stakeholder participation and social issues, including science and technology, was conducted for 30 GEF-financed biodiversity conservation and sustainable use projects which have been completed or are near completion. The findings indicate that the degree of stakeholder participation varies by country and project, but the most effective approaches were those designed at local or community levels.
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