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3. Are we getting conservation right in developing countries? (Mao Amis)
3. Are we getting conservation right in developing countries? (Mao Amis)
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Length:
43 minutes
Released:
Oct 4, 2020
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Podcast episode
Description
Ongoing biodiversity loss is most severe in the developing world, but the funding for conservation comes mostly from the developed world. In the past, conservation notoriously ignored the needs of local people. Times have changed, but how well are conservation initiatives working for people and for nature in the developing world now? Mao Amis is a Ugandan conservationist based in South Africa. His PhD is in natural resources management & planning, and his work has focused on various aspects of conservation in developing countries, including community aspects. Mao is founding director of the African Centre for a Green Economy, a capacity building organization supporting the transition to a green economy in east and southern Africa.Links to resources can be found at www.case4conservation.com Visit www.case4conservation.com
Released:
Oct 4, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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