Community-based natural resource management: an effective tool to reduce poverty and inequality?

Khan, Md. Akhtaruzzaman; Islam, Khan Jahirul; Haque, A.B.M. Mahfuzul

doi:10.1080/19439342.2023.2173272

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“…For example, Hu et al (2021) employed propensity score matching (PSM) and endogenous switching regression (ESR) models to investigate the poverty‐reduction effects of cooperatives. Khan et al (2023) used PSM model to examine the impact of community‐based natural resource management on poverty and inequality in Bangladesh. PSM generally compares only the two treatment groups of interest, namely, treatment and control.…”

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Assessment of the effects of targeted poverty alleviation policy on differently poverty‐stricken households: A multi‐propensity score weighting model

Yan

Wang²,

2023

Review Development Economics

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Eliminating poverty is a multifaceted global challenge and a focal point of global development governance.With the implementation of targeted poverty alleviation (TPA), China's poverty alleviation efforts have had significant achievements. This study provides a new perspective by classifying poverty-stricken households based on poverty root causes at the household level, a multi-propensity score weighting model based on counterfactual inference is employed to examine the poverty reduction effect and policy precision on six nonequivalent poverty-stricken household groups in a Chinese county. The results reveal that the poverty reduction effects differed among poverty-stricken households with different root causes of poverty. Specifically, households impoverished due to disability have the lowest income of the six groups. The assistance policy effects also vary significantly and are found to be poorly suited to poverty-stricken households a lack of labor force and funds. A robustness test confirms this conclusion and a more nuanced analysis reveals that these differences are reflected in the wage and transfer incomes. Therefore, to ensure the stability of poverty reduction and the sustainability of income for poverty-stricken households, relevant associated aid

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Assessment of the effects of targeted poverty alleviation policy on differently poverty‐stricken households: A multi‐propensity score weighting model

Yan

Wang²,

2023

Review Development Economics

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“…Some scholars have criticized such concept suggesting that participatory approaches are more likely to reinforce existing social inequalities instead of shifting power relationships (Cooke & Kothari 2001 ; Stone & Nyaupane 2014 ). Conversely, a wide range of empirical studies have documented the benefits of participation for conservation outcomes and equity (Gilmour 2016 ; Akhtaruzzaman et al 2023 ). In the SSF sector, local communities’ participation in fisheries management has increasingly been promoted by institutions (FAO 2015 ) and researchers (Cohen & Steenbergen 2015 ; Jentoft 2005 ; Jupiter et al 2014 ), gradually shifting the debate from a focus on the participatory approach itself to its implementation on the ground (Berkes & Nayak 2018 ).…”

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A synthesis of women’s participation in small-scale fisheries management: why women’s voices matter

Chambon,

Miñarro,

Alvarez Fernandez

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Rev Fish Biol Fisheries

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While women globally make up nearly half of the fisheries workforce, their contribution to the sector has long been overlooked with implications for fisheries management. To assess women’s participation in small-scale fisheries (SSF) management and related socio-cultural, environmental, and economic impacts, we conducted a systematic review of peer-reviewed literature (n = 124 case studies). Women had no or limited participation in more than 80% of the examined case studies reporting their participation level in SSF management. Women’s exclusion from SSF management resulted in negative outcomes, whereas their active participation was associated with various positive impacts at multiple scales. Most of the documented impacts were socio-cultural, suggesting a gap in documenting environmental impacts stemmed from women’s participation in SSF management. Importantly, most impacts reported affected the social-ecological system scale, suggesting that gender inclusion may contribute to improving the management of SSF social-ecological systems. We conclude by highlighting the need to foster gender perspectives in data collection methods used in fisheries research, in SSF management, and in ecological research on SSF social-ecological systems.

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Sustainable Development Alternatives in a Mayan Community in Extreme Poverty in Yucatán, Mexico

Polanco-Rodríguez,

Quattrocchi,

Arankowsky-Sandoval

2024

The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Sustainable Resources and Ecosystem Resilience

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Community-based natural resource management: an effective tool to reduce poverty and inequality?

Cited by 3 publications

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Assessment of the effects of targeted poverty alleviation policy on differently poverty‐stricken households: A multi‐propensity score weighting model

Assessment of the effects of targeted poverty alleviation policy on differently poverty‐stricken households: A multi‐propensity score weighting model

A synthesis of women’s participation in small-scale fisheries management: why women’s voices matter

Sustainable Development Alternatives in a Mayan Community in Extreme Poverty in Yucatán, Mexico

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