Securing the Commons

Securing the Commons (DRYLANDS)

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9529IIED
Winners and losers: privatising the commons in Botswana
January 2005
9556IIED
Securing the commons in an era of privatisation: policy and legislative challenges. Summary conclusions of the second international workshop of the Co-Govern network, Nakuru, Kenya, 25-28 October 2004
January 2005
9557IIED
Pastoral dilemmas in a european context: the case of reindeer rangelands in sub-arctic Norway
January 2005
9303IIED
Common Land in Scotland. A Brief Overview
January 2004
9256IIED
Social Inclusion: A pre-requisite for equitable and sustainable natural resource management: Two experiences in Mali
January 2003
9252IIED
Towards a Local Peace: SOS Sahel’s experience of conflict transformation between pastoralists and farmers at El Ain, North Kordofan State, Sudan
January 2003
9254IIED
Local Networks as a Tool for Influencing Policy: Experiences of the GDRN5 network in Mali
January 2003
9238IIED
Traditional Institutions, Multiple Stakeholders and Modern Perspectives in Common Property: Accompanying change within Borana pastoral systems
January 2003
X172IIED
Who's managing the commons? Inclusive management for a sustainable future
January 2000
X174IIED
Hannu Biyu Ke Tchudu Juna - Strength in Unity: A case study from Takiéta, Niger
January 2000
X182IIED
From conflict to consensus: Towards joint management of natural resources by pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the zone of Kishi Beiga, Burkina Faso
January 2000