Participatory Natural Resources management and Benefit Sharing - Makame, Makame
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Special appreciation to my supervisor, professor Emmanuel Boon for making this work into shape. Community members in Kiwengwa and Pongwe village deserve special thanks. My colleagues at VUB provided useful input that made this work this valuable. To all them I say 'SHUKRAN'This work produced useful findings about willingness to pay and benefit for community from natural resources amangement. It is recommended that one can implenet what is recommended from this work for the benefit of the community at large.The government can also use the findings of this work to inform the policy on benefit…mehr

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Special appreciation to my supervisor, professor Emmanuel Boon for making this work into shape. Community members in Kiwengwa and Pongwe village deserve special thanks. My colleagues at VUB provided useful input that made this work this valuable. To all them I say 'SHUKRAN'This work produced useful findings about willingness to pay and benefit for community from natural resources amangement. It is recommended that one can implenet what is recommended from this work for the benefit of the community at large.The government can also use the findings of this work to inform the policy on benefit sahring which is somehow outdated. Other organisation may also use the information to inform and compare their findings with similar sennarios. The approach used to analys WTP can be critised and be improved further if any reseracher wants to challenge it.
Autorenporträt
Makame Kitwana Makame, a forester from Sokoine University of Agriculture in Tanzania. Master of Human Ecology from VUB, specialised in Participatory Forest Management and Benefit sharing. An Environmentalist who is currently coordinating a Water, Sanitation, hygiene and Credit program with Care International in Tanzania.