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| Title | Toward Viable Landscape Governance Systems: What Works? | | Author | Raffaela Kozar, Louise E Buck, Edmund G. Barrow, Terry C.H. Sunderland, Delia Catacutan, Christopher Planicka, Abigail K. Hart and Louise Willemen | | Year | 2014 | | Publisher | EcoAgriculture Partners | | City of Publication | Washington, DC | | Number of Pages | 81 | | Call Number | BK0177-14 |
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| This working paper is built around the experiences of landscape actors, practitioners and the researchers who study and support them by bringing forth evidence about the challenges they face, their strategies and their successes working in diverse communities of practice that encompass multiple analogous management systems. These experiences are draw from the proceedings of a panel discussion on landscape governance that was conducted at the Global Landscape Forum (GLF), a side event of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP 19) held in Warsaw, Poland in November, 2013. |
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