IUCN @ Paul Aragón
Central America
Marta
Pérez de Madrid
Achieving multi-dimensional governance for adaptation
Achieving participatory governance for adaptation
Achieving flexible governance for adaptation
Achieving ecosystem approach for adaptation
Oceanus, A.C.
Caribbean
North America
Aram
Rodriguez de los Santos
GRUPAMA
The participation of civil society in co-management
Transboundary biodiversity conservation and its governance
R. Durán
Rituals that contributed to good relations between indigenous people and PNN personnel during the construction of the REM
The exercise of the Environmental Authority in the framework of the implementation of the REM
Traditional ancestral wisdom and its importance for decision-making in PA management processes.
The role of indigenous women in EMN
The conservation of the charapa turtle and its importance for the indigenous peoples of PANI
Community-based tourism, a production alternative
Limoncocha Biological Reserve
Bird monitoring
Involvement of the local population in monitoring
Livestock Department
Strengthening of community organization
Strengthening local skills and knowledge
Improvement of green-gray infrastructure
National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas)
I. Create a sense of belonging to local ecosystems.
II. Community organization
III. Intersectoral work and community participation
IV. Experiment with new methods, ideas and approaches in a limited area.
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V. Encourage livestock management and rangeland restoration.
Aerial view of wetlands of the Xochimilco Ecological Park
Strengthening the legal framework and public policy | Governance and cross-sectoral coordination
Human rights and social justice approach
Nature Restoration and Regeneration: Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA)