A Keyword Approach to Finding Common Ground in Community-Based Definitions of Human Well-Being.
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ABSTRACT: Ecosystem-based management involves the integration of ecosystem services and their human beneficiaries into decision making. This can occur at multiple scales; addressing global issues such as climate change down to local problems such as flood protection and maintaining water quality. At the local scale it can be challenging to achieve a consistent and sustainable outcome across multiple communities, particularly when they differ in resource availability and management priorities. A key requirement for consistent decision support at the community level is to identify common community objectives, as these can form the basis for readily transferable indices of ecosystem benefit and human well-being. We used a keyword-based approach to look for common terminology in community fundamental ob
SUBMITTER: Fulford RS
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8318119 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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