Climate Adaptation Resource Guide for Dryland & Semi-Arid Areas Annotation
This study examines the impact of climate change on indigenous people and their strategies for adapting to climate change. People from communities are discovered to still possess extensive traditional knowledge on the natural resources in their areas and the management of these resources. Recommendations were made so that these communities can be encouraged to invest in eco tourism and other diversified livelihood opportunities.
Introduction
This study examines the impact of climate change on indigenous people and their strategies for adapting to climate change. People from communities are discovered to still possess extensive traditional knowledge on the natural resources in their areas and the management of these resources. Recommendations were made so that these communities can be encouraged to invest in eco tourism and other diversified livelihood opportunities.
Contributors
Deickmann, U., Odendaal, W., Tarr, J. & Schreij, A. (2013).
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