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Synthesis
ABSTRACTAs urbanization intensifies, communities encounter increasing challenges in designing, planning, and managing urban green spaces. Co-design offers a just and participatory approach that can unite diverse interest-holders to identify challenges and devise transformative solutions to complex urban issues such as green space governance. However, whi...
Research, part of a special feature on Unlocking Resilient Benefits from African Water Resources: The Interface between Sustainability Science Concepts and Practice
ABSTRACTManaging waste and preventing water pollution are urgent and interconnected challenges in rapidly urbanizing Afri...
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ABSTRACTSmall-scale fisheries are critically important to millions of people worldwide for livelihood, food security, and lifeways. Despite their importance, effective management is often inhibited by a lack of participation, involvement, and empowerment, as well as the suppression of Indigenous and local agency to steward small-scale fisheries. For small...
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ABSTRACTThe domestic dog (Canis familiaris) is considered one of the seven most harmful exotic species to vertebrate biodiversity globally, primarily due to its high population density. In rural areas, mitigating conflicts between dogs and wildlife depends on environmental and socioeconomic factors and, fundamentally, on collaborative efforts bet...
Research, part of a special feature on The Next Wave in Water Governance
ABSTRACTThe institutional rules and social dynamics of organizations and communities have received considerable attention as explanations for gender disparities in participation in community-based water management...