including in the Amazon. It is widely reported that Indigenous communities can be effective in forest protection, but less attention has been paid to explaining how they are able to do this in the face of severe threats. This article investigates...
Participants described that through increased awareness of their condition they had a better understanding of health expectations and felt more control and ownership of their health journey, describing maintenance self-efficacy, recovery self-efficacy and action control. 3.1.1. Theme One ‘Structured ...
Widespread car ownership from the 1950s opened the opportunity for sprawling outer suburbs. Peri-urban rural residential blocks followed. Before European arrival, infectious disease with epidemic potential was largely absent from the sparse, nomadic Indigenous Australian populations [66]. Indigenous groups...
This lack of credit and land ownership limits their ability to purchase agricultural tools, seeds, fertilizer, or hire labor that could increase production. Applying gender transformative approaches allows for identification of the barriers to recognizing women's land rights and the mechanisms to ...
In terms of ownership, adaptation may be considered as private or public, that is whether individuals or state institutions initiate the action. Depending on whether it is spontaneous or not, adaptation can be autonomous or planned. Autonomous adaptations are initiatives that occur naturally by ...