19) FOR No specified conception on project level   FOR investigat

19) FOR No specified conception on project level   FOR investigated the effects of climate

change on Swiss forests. To the question “is there any sort of forest ideal that would play a role in the project?” it was stated: “For our project not really. Well I think people that see the forest as a working forest will probably have their visions of how the STAT inhibitor forest should best look like. But for the project, it’s not really, it doesn’t play a big role” (FOR 1, p. 10) POLL Environment–development combination: sustainable land use in the Indian Kodagu region stands for a functioning, diverse landscape, containing enough natural areas for conserving biodiversity while providing important (pollination) ecosystem services for productive agricultural systems A1 (A2), B2 Biodiversity conservation and its potential benefit to crop production were at the core of the project’s underlying notion of sustainable land use, which was embedded in the greater vision “to manage the landscape in a manner that is delivering not just secure livelihoods for the people who are living Rucaparib supplier in this area, but also securing the well-being of the (…) biodiversity and the land cover, but also the esthetics of the

landscape” (POLL 2, p. 4) LIV Environment–development combination: a more sustainable development in the Madagascan Manompana corridor comprises local people using the forests (i.e., its products) without clearing them, and using the cleared agricultural land efficiently so that food production is sufficient. The context offers well-regulated land rights and income generating alternatives to agriculture. A minimal level of wellbeing is reached, replacing acute poverty A1, A3, B1, B2 LIV’s sustainability conception concerned a region with rapid forest decline, characterized by subsistence economy and acute poverty among local people. The interviewee added to this rather concrete vision: “my goal is actually to shape the agricultural planning in such a way that in all these different aspects,

as little as possible changes to the negative for the local population. And at the same time for the forest” (LIV, p. 12/13) PALM Environment–development combination: In the investigated Indonesian region, (-)-p-Bromotetramisole Oxalate a sustainable development contains an oilpalm development that allows local smallholders to reach and maintain a decent standard of living in a self-determined way, and at the same time preserves the forests A1 (A3), B1, B4 PALM was concerned with oil palm development in Indonesia. With regard to core characteristics of a sustainable land use, the interviewee said: “I think it has to be something that you can support by itself. So it’s not something that relies too much on outside inputs. It can support by itself and people and not, what do you call that? “propertied” people and not make poor because of it.

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