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Full Description
Socio-ecological change is characterized by interactions among a wide range of actors with different interests, needs and capabilities. Environmental planning has to contribute to the coalescence of local realities, multi-stakeholder land-use planning and policy making. Contributing to this discourse, this book presents empirical local case studies from Ethiopia that illustrate socio-ecological change in the form of rural livelihood transformation. Various approaches to environmental planning and natural resource management are depicted that can be used as lessons learned in similar contexts in Ethiopia and beyond.
Contents
Contents: Sisay Seifu/Till Stellmacher/Gerhard Albert: Indigenous Traditional Institutions and Common Pool Resources in Ethiopia: The Case of Halaba Serra and the Bilate Area Closure Project - Girma Kelboro/Till Stellmacher: Protect and Lose? Conservation and Conflicts in Nech Sar National Park, Ethiopia - Diriba Dadi/Till Stellmacher/Hossein Azadi/Ketema Abebe/Feyera Senbeta: The Impact of Industrialization on Land Use and Livelihoods in Ethiopia: Agricultural Land Conversion around Gelan and Dukem Town, Oromia Region - Fite Getaneh/Tadesse Woldemariam Gole: Conservation Planning and Management: Developing a Zoning Concept for Yayu Coffee Forest Biosphere Reserve, Oromia Region, Ethiopia - Aramde Fetene/Rüdiger Prasse/Kumelachew Yeshitela: Anthropogenic Degradation of Wildlife Habitats and the Need for Alternative Conservation Strategies: The case of Nech Sar National Park, Ethiopia.
