Titlebook: Resource Management, Sustainable Development and Governance; Indian and Internati Baleshwar Thakur,Rajiv R. Thakur,Rajesh K. Abhay Book 202

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Early and Modern Paradigms in Natural Resource Management: Global and Indian Experiencesaking and technological-II. Both technological-I and II were further divided into four sub-paradigms each. In addition, the study adopted any four of seven criteria for the selection of paradigm developer and exemplar book/journal article. Our study demonstrates that: (1) technological-I and II have

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Regional Sustainable Development and Natural Resource Decision-Making in India: Methods and Implicathtra to compute environment-adjusted domestic product during 1993–1994. Another facet is the theme of sustainable development that states current consumption should not compromise the ability of production and consumption of future generations. Given this overview, this chapter addresses the followi

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Rethinking Resettlement as a Development Opportunity: Need for Good Practicesere may be more than one “best practices” for any resettlement project. In fact, best practices can be treated as a tool for guiding proper resettlement and achieving the aim of inclusive development. Moreover, the resettlement process needs to be considered as a development opportunity.

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Rethinking Capacity Building in Water Governance: Factors Influencing Risk Interpretation and Decisint, non-government, educational, and research organizations. The results highlight a need to rethink capacity building in terms of preparing varied stakeholders for their greater engagements and participation in the development of effective water governance?that addresses various implied risks.

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