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Wetland resource governance in Bangladesh: An analysis of community-based co-management approach
Mohammad Wasim Newaz
Wetland resource governance is a critical issue in Bangladesh, where the rural communities depend on natural resources and cause over-exploitation of natural resources. Purposive exploitation of wetland resources in Bangladesh is a result of the top-down approach. In response to centralized resources management system, community-based co-management emerged mainly to ensure the sustainability of natural resources.. Read More
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