Unlocking the tapestry of conservation: Navigating ecological resettlement policies in Nepal

Pandey, Hari Prasad; Maraseni, Tek Narayan; Apan, Armando; Aryal, Kishor

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.174335

Science of The Total Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.174335

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Unlocking the tapestry of conservation: Navigating ecological resettlement policies in Nepal

Hari Prasad Pandey,

Tek Narayan Maraseni,

Armando Apan

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Insights into Ecological Resettlements and Conservation-led Displacements: A Systematic Review

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Insights into Ecological Resettlements and Conservation-led Displacements: A Systematic Review

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Assessing the Theoretical Scope of Environmental Justice in Contemporary Literature and Developing a Pragmatic Monitoring Framework

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2024

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The environmental justice (EJ) movement has evolved over five decades, encapsulating diverse theories, principles, frameworks, and practices. Despite considerable advancements in this field, the nuances of EJ in the Anthropocene era, along with its monitoring and evaluation, remain ambiguous. This paper endeavors to bridge this gap by amalgamating more than 200 review and empirical articles and theoretical literature to delve into a comprehensive exploration of the EJ discourse to date, utilizing the Planetary Justice Research Framework (PJRF). First, we build on the existing knowledge by using three dimensions of EJ from the PJRF, acknowledging historical legacies, and explaining them with practical examples. Second, we create a comprehensive framework to evaluate (in)justice in real-world applications, highlighting the contextual relationships (intra-, inter-, and transdisciplinary) and the role of spatial, temporal, and contextual factors. Finally, we explore the complex connections between living beings and non-living components, showing how (un)just actions impact the balance within and between planetary systems. Consequently, the newly devised monitoring framework highlights potential instances where questions of (in)justice may arise in practical settings, thereby guiding the formulation of measuring indicators and procedural methodologies.

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Unlocking the tapestry of conservation: Navigating ecological resettlement policies in Nepal

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Insights into Ecological Resettlements and Conservation-led Displacements: A Systematic Review

Insights into Ecological Resettlements and Conservation-led Displacements: A Systematic Review

Assessing the Theoretical Scope of Environmental Justice in Contemporary Literature and Developing a Pragmatic Monitoring Framework

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