The role of landscape management practices to address natural resource degradation and human vulnerability in Awash River basin, Ethiopia.
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ABSTRACT: Landscape management practices (LMP) support addressing the vulnerability of small-scale producers (SSPs) through providing a means of sustaining and strengthening community livelihoods and building their resilience and the environment. However, addressing the vulnerability of SSPs through the implementation of LMP requires meaningful community engagement and assessing the benefits and costs from the perspective of local communities. This study was conducted in two watersheds, Maybar-Felana and Gelana, in the Awash River basin, Ethiopia. The study assessed the links between natural resource degradation and the vulnerability of SSPs, local communities' opinion on the benefits and costs of LMP and the implications of implementing LMP for addressing vulnerability. It gathered and analyzed dat
SUBMITTER: Mekuria W
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10710954 | biostudies-literature | 2023
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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