IMPROVING COMMUNICATION FOR MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN HIGH MOUNTAIN AREAS: DEVELOPMENT OF PROPER METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS – THE HKKH PARTNERSHIP PROJECT (Articolo in rivista)

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  • IMPROVING COMMUNICATION FOR MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN HIGH MOUNTAIN AREAS: DEVELOPMENT OF PROPER METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS – THE HKKH PARTNERSHIP PROJECT (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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  • 2010-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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  • 10.1659/MRD-JOURNAL-D-09-00084.1 (literal)
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  • AMATYA L.K., CUCCILLATO E., HAACK B., SHADIE P., SATTAR N., BAJRACHARYA B., SHRESTHA B., CAROLI P., PANZERI D., BASANI M., SCHOMMER B., FLURY B., SALERNO F., MANFREDI E.C. (2010)
    IMPROVING COMMUNICATION FOR MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN HIGH MOUNTAIN AREAS: DEVELOPMENT OF PROPER METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS – THE HKKH PARTNERSHIP PROJECT
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  • AMATYA L.K., CUCCILLATO E., HAACK B., SHADIE P., SATTAR N., BAJRACHARYA B., SHRESTHA B., CAROLI P., PANZERI D., BASANI M., SCHOMMER B., FLURY B., SALERNO F., MANFREDI E.C. (literal)
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  • IMPROVING COMMUNICATION FOR MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS IN HIGH MOUNTAIN AREAS: DEVELOPMENT OF PROPER METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS – THE HKKH PARTNERSHIP PROJECT (literal)
Abstract
  • High mountains have sensitive social-ecological systems (SESs) characterized by fragility, complexity, and marginality. The local economies of these environments mainly rely on primary production, tourism, and leisure activities; thus human-ecosystem interactions are intricately linked. Many authors stress that this strict relationship must be assisted with a participatory approach involving interested stakeholders in the conceptualization, specification, and synthesis of knowledge and experience into useable information for the express purpose of addressing a problem complex. This paper presents experience garnered with a participatory modeling framework combining hard and soft methodology in 2 case studies: the Sagarmatha National Park and Buffer Zone (Nepal) and the Central Karakoram National Park (Pakistan). The modeling framework was developed based on local stakeholders' demands and needs; it consists of 5 modules, briefly presented here along with their conceptual background. In developing the framework, particular emphasis was given to considering the needs of decision-makers at the local level, rather than simply providing technical solutions to abstract problems. From the development of this modeling process, a need emerged to structure a management-oriented research module in order to generate management knowledge that is both stakeholderrelevant and evidence-based. The application of the framework in the 2 cases studies showed that the modeling can trigger valuable discussion among stakeholders as well as guidance for management-oriented research and feedback loops ensuring validation of knowledge. In addition, the resulting scenarios can help decision-makers in defining pathways for sustainable development in mountain areas, where people's livelihoods are closely dependent on ecosystems. The framework was developed in such a way that it can be replicated in other mountain areas with similar challenges. (literal)
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