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Producción de avellanas en el Valle Inferior del Río Negro by Gallo, Silvia Laura

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El capital social y la rentabilidad privada de la clase media productiva rural como variable explicativas de la destrucción de los recursos naturales. Caso del municipio de Mulukuk... by Bairamis, Konstantinos

“…Su reacción informal institucional, es la apropiación de tierras que pertenecen al estado “de jure”, pero no “de facto”. El pronóstico es que el problema empeorará y la baja po-sibilidad de solución, depende de cómo se eleva la ganancia de los productores y se fortalece al mismo tiempo su capital social, para influenciar al Estado y establecer políticas públicas a largo plazo que beneficien a los productores, como condición necesaria para proteger el medio ambiente…”
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Domestication of payments for ecosystem services: new evidence from the Andes by Drucker, Adam G., Narloch, U., Pascual, U., Soto, J.L., Pinto, M., Midler, E., Valdivia, E., Rojas, W.

“…The observed behavior in the farmer experimental games further supports such findings and suggests that understanding farmer perceptions of fairness can have important implications for the design of conservation incentive mechanisms, particularly given the important influence of such perceptions on the pro-social behavior that underlies much de facto conservation. Incentive mechanisms, such as PACS, that can support socially valued ends not only by harnessing selfish preferences to public ends but also by evoking public-spirited motives are also more likely to be sustainable over the long-term. …”
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Las reformas de las políticas públicas y la gobernanza forestal indígena: el caso del pueblo Yuracaré en Bolivia by León, R., Uberhuaga, P, Benavides, J.P, Andersson, K.

“…Este estudio pretende contribuir a la literatura empírica mediante el análisis de cómo las reformas políticas en Bolivia han incidido en un territorio indígena, sus habitantes, su régimen de derechos de propiedad de facto y los esfuerzos resultantes para gobernar sus recursos forestales. …”
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Exploring actor roles, behaviors, and agency through participatory timelines in Zimbabwe by Voss, Rachel, Zingwena, Taurai, Chapeyama, Bolyne

“…International NGOs also gained de facto power over the agricultural development agenda as they provided crucial resources. …”
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The future of forests and orangutans (Pongo abelii) in Sumatra: predicting impacts of oil palm plantations, road construction, and mechanisms for reducing carbon emissions from def... by Gaveau, D.L.A., Wich, S., Epting, J., Juhn, D., Kanninen, M., Leader-Williams, N.

“…Our predictions suggest that Indonesia’s first RED initiative in an upland PA may not significantly reduce deforestation in northern Sumatra and would have little impact on orangutan conservation because a large amount of forest inside the project area is protected de facto by being inaccessible, while lowland forests will remain exposed to the combined expansion of high-revenue plantations and road networks. …”
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Prosperity prospects in contested forest areas: evidence from community forestry development in Guatemala and Nicaragua by Stoian, D., Rodas, A., Arguello, J.

“…Local communities may have de jure rights to forest resources, but de facto protection is often weak. This study focuses on 25-year community concessions in the Maya Biosphere Reserve (MBR) in Guatemala and indigenous territories in the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region (RACCN), Nicaragua. …”
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On the value of preprints: an early career researcher perspective by Sarabipour, Sarvenaz, Debat, Humberto Julio, Emmott, Edward, Burgess, Steven J., Schwessinger, Benjamin, Hensel, Zach

“…These publications are also the de facto currency for career progress, with a strong link between journal brand recognition and perceived value. …”
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Gender equality and social inclusion in community-led multiple use water services in Nepal by van Koppen, Barbara, Raut, Manita, Rajouria, Alok, Khadka, Manohara, Pradhan, P., GC, Raj K., Colavito, L., O’Hara, C., Rautanen, S.-L., Nepal, P. R., Shrestha, P. K.

“…Challenges to achieving this goal in rural areas include: low functionality of water systems; expansion of informal self supply for multiple uses; widespread de facto productive uses of water systems designed for domestic uses; growing competition for finite water resources; and male elite capture in polycentric decision-making. …”
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Bidragsanalys av dimensioner och postningar by Rosenquist, Björn

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Vem sätter agendan? : en kvalitativ studie av det lokala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 by Wessling, Hanna

Enskilda svenska skogsägares kunskap avseende beskattning av skogsintäkter by Kastensson, Johan, Norder, Nils

“…Det syftar även till att undersöka om det är så att kunskapsnivån skiljer sig emellan de skogsägare som de facto bor på sin fastighet, så kallade närbor, och de som inte bor på sin fastighet, det vill säga utbor. …”

En tillfällig plats by Magnusson, Fredrik

“…I det sammanhanget är försöket på Södra Förstadsgatan en paradox; det har taktikens uttryck med snabba, enkla och reversibla ingrepp, men uttrycket signalerar inte den makt som handlingen de facto är. Effekterna av detta och den inverkan tillfälliga interventioner haft diskuteras utifrån sju teman: initiering, engagemang, deltagande, experimentering, (den levda) platsen, facilitering och (mental) maktförskjutning. …”
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Land degradation and the Sustainable Development Goals: Threats and potential remedies. by Vlek, Paul L.G., Tamene, Lulseged D., Martius, Christopher, Lamers, John P.A., Drechsel, Pay, Ziadat, Feras M., Le, Quang Bao, Mirzabaev, Alisher, Nkonya, Ephraim M., Lynden, Godert van, Whitbread, Anthony M., Akhtar-Schuster, Mariam, Kizito, Fred, Winowiecki, Leigh Ann, Cofie, Olufunke O.

“…To some extent, this may explain the great challenge UNCCD has experienced in mustering international support for its mandate. De facto, the degradation of land has long been seen as a local concern, and in contrast with climate water pollution, not one that would affect populations beyond the location where the problem originated. …”
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