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In 2019, Namibia allocated $2.7 million toward the fight against illegal fishing and partnered with Sea Shepherd Global to help protect the country’s waters. This year, the partnership, which operates with the Namibian Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources and the Namibian Police, has...
The imperative to assess the role of community-based wildlife tourism (CBWT) in the equal distribution of environmental resources and land ownership using the environmental justice (EJ) framework drives the focus of this article. Previous studies addressed community involvement in conservation efforts, ...
Micromine Origin Grade Copilot helps speed up data verification, shortening the time to reach a conclusion in resource evaluations when, especially in the mining industry, time is money, he said. The $4.78-billion market cap B2Gold operates producing assets in Mali, Namibia, and the...
sexually dimorphic range size and spatial ability in humans as well. Among Twe forager-farmers in Namibia, spatial ability was associated with yearly visiting range size, and men with larger ranges had more mates (Vashro and Cashdan2015). Among Tsimané farmers in Bolivia, men traveled farther ...
Hospitals in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) face major workforce challenges while having to deal with extraordinary high burdens of disease. The effectiveness of human resource management (HRM) is therefore of particular interest for these SSA hospitals. While
brain drain. Most medical doctors have migrated to developed economies in Western Europe and North America, and a significant number to countries in the Southern African Development Community, mainly to the Republic of South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Lesotho (Tankwanchi, Özden, & Vermund,...
resources to control an individual or harm them economically, blackmail, refusing individuals the right to work or taking their earnings, (including sex work clients refusing to pay for services) and withholding resources as a punishment. Physical violence and other human rights violations were each ...
Typically, human-wildlife conflict (HWC) has been defined as any situation in which human and wildlife resource demands intersect, resulting in the struggle for resources such as food, water, and habitat between humans and wildlife (Madden2004; Woodroffe et al.2005; Anthony2006; Anthony2007; Anth...
In addition to direct consumption, the traded productive resources can be used to produce both intermediate and consumption goods. The use of these would further increase human development. The positive effect of trade on human development is in line with dominant positions in the literature [[3]...