Ethnic Minorities, Indigenous Knowledge, and Livelihoods: Struggle for Survival in Southeastern Bangladesh

Barua, Bijoy P.

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“…By coping with Covid‐19 for a period of 2.5 years, we find that some CBOs in Mathare have declined, while others adapted or expanded their role in community resilience. We therefore confirm that community resilience is a dynamic process of becoming (Barua & Rahman, 2019; Masnavi et al, 2019). These dynamics are not necessarily reflecting community needs but may instead reflect adaptive capacities of CBOs and their networks.…”

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Adaptive governance by community based organisations: Community resilience initiatives during Covid‐19 in Mathare, Nairobi

Fransen,

Hati,

Simon

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Sustainable Development

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Adaptive governance describes the purposeful collective actions to resist, adapt, or transform when faced with shocks. As governments are reluctant to intervene in informal settlements, community based organisations (CBOs) self‐organize and take the lead. This study explores under what conditions CBOs in Mathare informal settlement, Nairobi initiate and sustain resilience activities during Covid‐19. Study findings show that CBOs engage in multiple resilience activities, varying from maladaptive and unsustainable to adaptive, and transformative. Two conditions enable CBOs to initiate resilience activities: bonding within the community and coordination with other actors. To sustain these activities over 2.5 years of Covid‐19, CBOs also require leadership, resources, organisational capacity, and network capacity. The same conditions appear to enable CBOs to engage in transformative activities. However, CBOs cannot transform urban systems on their own. An additional condition, not met in Mathare, is that governments, NGOs, and donor agencies facilitate, support, and build community capacities.

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“…Resilience of communities is not static. It manifests in the continual processes of coping and adjusting at multiple levels; a dynamic ‘state of being’ (Barua & Rahman, 2019; Masnavi et al, 2019). It is a desired attribute of informal dwellers and of systems within and beyond the informal settlement.…”

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Adaptive governance by community based organisations: Community resilience initiatives during Covid‐19 in Mathare, Nairobi

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Hati,

Simon

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“…The argument on how political integration would affect the Polity score works like this. Ethnic minorities in Bangladesh generally have lower access to public offices than ethnical Bangladeshis (Barua, 2010). Should the Rohingyas be integrated into the country's political constituency, it is expectable that the executive recruitment might become more restrictive, in the sense that a proportionally larger fraction of the population would not have access to it.…”

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“…O argumento sobre como a integração política afetaria a pontuação Polity funciona desta forma. As minorias étnicas no Bangladesh têm geralmente menos acesso a cargos públicos do que os etnicos do Bangladesh (Barua, 2010). Caso os Rohingyas sejam integrados no círculo eleitoral político do país, é de esperar que o recrutamento de executivos se torne mais restritivo, no sentido de que uma fração proporcionalmente maior da população não teria acesso a ele.…”

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The Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: a difficult path to integration, between humanitarian and security concerns

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2021

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Palavras-chaveInstabilidade política, conflito étnico, crise dos refugiados Rohingya, modelo de quatro fatores, direitos dos refugiados Como citar este artigoParven, Shahanaz (2021). Os Refugiados Rohingya no Bangladesh: um caminho difícil para a integração, entre preocupações humanitárias e de segurança. Janus.net, e-journal of international relations. Vol12, Nº. 1, Maio-Outubro 2021. Consultado [online] em data da última consulta,

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Ethnic Minorities, Indigenous Knowledge, and Livelihoods: Struggle for Survival in Southeastern Bangladesh

Cited by 6 publications

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Adaptive governance by community based organisations: Community resilience initiatives during Covid‐19 in Mathare, Nairobi

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