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Capacity building for sustainable development / edited by Valentine James.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Wallingford, Oxfordshire ; Boston, MA : CAB International, [2018], c2018.Description: xviii, 298 pages : illustrations, maps ; 25 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781780646169 (hbk : alk. paper)
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HD75.6 C17 2018
Online resources:
Contents:
Building Capacities of Developing Countries to Protect the Environment -- Operationalizing Concepts of Sustainable Development in Africa -- Sustainability of Agriculture and Food Shortage: a Brief Analysis of the African Condition -- Globalization and Sustainable Development in Africa: the Imperatives of Capacity Building -- Understanding Capacity Building for Sustainable Tourism in the Niger Delta, Nigeria -- The Link Between Environment and Development -- Capacity building for Environmental Impact Analysis in Nigeria -- The Effect of Traditional Land Management Methods on Crop Yield in Betem, Biase Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria -- Empowerment of Women and Sustainable Development in the 20th century: the Yoruba Women Example -- Capacity Building and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Business Sector and Global Sustainable Future -- Empowerment of women and sustainable development -- Subaltern Hydro-struggles Against Unsustainable Commercial Diamond-mining Practices in Chiadzwa, Zimbabwe (2009-2013) -- Proactive Learning Framework: Educational model for capacity building and sustainable development -- -- Can Competitiveness be the Framework for Sustainable Electricity Supply in Nigeria? -- Energy Production and Consumption for Sustainable Development -- Climate Change and Coping Strategies for Sustainable Food Production Among Small Scale Farmers in Nigeria -- Capacity Building for Rural Development in Nigeria: the Case of Rural Road Networks -- Oil, Conflict and Sustainable Development in Nigeria -- Energy Production and Consumption and Sustainable Development -- The Challenges of Climate Change on the Livelihood and Sustainable Development of Selected Coastal Communities in Nigeria's Niger Delta (1990-2015) -- Human Rights Violation in a Bid for Sustainable Development : the Case of Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Construction in Chivi District in Masvingo Province in Zimbabwe -- Relationships of climate variability and change to development -- Index.
Summary: "Capacity building is a topic of intense focus in many industrialized countries. This book explores the theoretical underpinnings of capacity building to sustain the natural, cultural and human resources of communities. It reviews the extensive literature on capacity-building strategies and policies and examines the implications of sustainable development in communities around the world. The book's approach is both theoretical and applied. It offers methods of operationalizing sustainable development and sustainability theories and explores capacity building methods at different levels of government. Successful practices in non-governmental and governmental agency roles are examined. By considering the path towards embracing whole, or partial, sustainability, it provides a comprehensive analysis and examination of how to build capacity in tackling many development problems, especially those linked to infrastructure accumulation and land-use development. Contributors shed light on the overall impact of globalization and many concepts related to sustainable development and sustainability of the economic socio-cultural and environmental systems."--Back cover.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Building Capacities of Developing Countries to Protect the Environment -- Operationalizing Concepts of Sustainable Development in Africa -- Sustainability of Agriculture and Food Shortage: a Brief Analysis of the African Condition -- Globalization and Sustainable Development in Africa: the Imperatives of Capacity Building -- Understanding Capacity Building for Sustainable Tourism in the Niger Delta, Nigeria -- The Link Between Environment and Development -- Capacity building for Environmental Impact Analysis in Nigeria -- The Effect of Traditional Land Management Methods on Crop Yield in Betem, Biase Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria -- Empowerment of Women and Sustainable Development in the 20th century: the Yoruba Women Example -- Capacity Building and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Business Sector and Global Sustainable Future -- Empowerment of women and sustainable development -- Subaltern Hydro-struggles Against Unsustainable Commercial Diamond-mining Practices in Chiadzwa, Zimbabwe (2009-2013) -- Proactive Learning Framework: Educational model for capacity building and sustainable development -- -- Can Competitiveness be the Framework for Sustainable Electricity Supply in Nigeria? -- Energy Production and Consumption for Sustainable Development -- Climate Change and Coping Strategies for Sustainable Food Production Among Small Scale Farmers in Nigeria -- Capacity Building for Rural Development in Nigeria: the Case of Rural Road Networks -- Oil, Conflict and Sustainable Development in Nigeria -- Energy Production and Consumption and Sustainable Development -- The Challenges of Climate Change on the Livelihood and Sustainable Development of Selected Coastal Communities in Nigeria's Niger Delta (1990-2015) -- Human Rights Violation in a Bid for Sustainable Development : the Case of Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Construction in Chivi District in Masvingo Province in Zimbabwe -- Relationships of climate variability and change to development -- Index.

"Capacity building is a topic of intense focus in many industrialized countries. This book explores the theoretical underpinnings of capacity building to sustain the natural, cultural and human resources of communities. It reviews the extensive literature on capacity-building strategies and policies and examines the implications of sustainable development in communities around the world. The book's approach is both theoretical and applied. It offers methods of operationalizing sustainable development and sustainability theories and explores capacity building methods at different levels of government. Successful practices in non-governmental and governmental agency roles are examined. By considering the path towards embracing whole, or partial, sustainability, it provides a comprehensive analysis and examination of how to build capacity in tackling many development problems, especially those linked to infrastructure accumulation and land-use development. Contributors shed light on the overall impact of globalization and many concepts related to sustainable development and sustainability of the economic socio-cultural and environmental systems."--Back cover.

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