Mozambique'sTchuma Tchatoinitiative of resource management on the Zambezi: A community perspective
Kenneth L. Wilson
Abstract
Kenneth L. Wilson
Abstract
This text recounts the experience of a Mozambican rural community on the middle Zambezi with a new community‐based natural resource management program that is based on income generation through safari hunting, ecotourism, and fisheries management. The focus of their presentation is the relationship between local governance, land and resource rights, and sustainable use of abundant natural resources.
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This text recounts the experience of a Mozambican rural community on the middle Zambezi with a new community‐based natural resource management program that is based on income generation through safari hunting, ecotourism, and fisheries management. The focus of their presentation is the relationship between local governance, land and resource rights, and sustainable use of abundant natural resources.
Key concepts: Natural resource management, Resource management (computing), Community management, Natural resource, Community-based management, Resource (disambiguation), Geography, Environmental resource management