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In developing countries coastal resources hold significant value for a number of different sectors of the economy such as mining fisheries forestry and tourism. However global patterns indicate growing levels of economic inequality between custodians of these resources and those exploiting them as well as an increasing incidence in absolute levels of poverty. `Benefit-sharing' has emerged as a popular term to describe interventions to redress inequalities and thus alleviate poverty. Drawing from empirical research in coastal communities across South Africa and Mozambique this book provides cutting-edge analyses of and new conceptual approaches to these issues. The findings have relevance and application for coastal livelihoods rural governance and resource sustainability not only in these countries but across the world in a context where community rights are increasingly undermined by land-grabbing unequal power relations and externally driven development interventions.
TITLE: Sharing Benefits from the Coast
AUTHOR: WYNBERG,R
SKU: 9781775820062
PUBLISHER: University of Cape Town Press
DATE PUBLISHED: 30/01/2014
PLACE PUBLISHED: South Africa
PAGES: 208
BINDING: Paperback / softback
LANGUAGE: English
DIMENSIONS: 168 mm x 245 mm
