Framing Debates about Poverty Reduction and Ecosystem Services
关于减贫和生态系统服务的辩论
基本信息
- 批准号:NE/M007561/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 15.61万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2015 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The purpose of this research project is to set the agenda of research into poverty reduction and ecosystem services over the next ten years. It will do so through two means. In the first instant it will map and conceptualise the key disputes and areas of agreement that animate current debates in this field. This will make it possible to distinguish between the different sorts of disagreement (and agreement) that exist between different epistemic communities, whether they by theoretical, moral, conceptual or empirical. The nature of these disagreements is important because it determines the sort of work which is required to resolve current disputes (if they are resolvable) and so advance current understanding. This work will be written up in a short paper and made available in the public domain on the project website. We will then undertake a series of interviews, review and consultation across the different epistemic communities engaged in this debate using this concept paper as a research tool. This will allow is to refine and specify the research agendas that emerge from it. We will publish the concept note in a prominent scientific journal at the end of this process.This project follows the model of a previous key paper written by some of the investigators in this project and published in Science 10 years ago (Adams et al 2004) that served as a vital concept note for work on conservation and poverty. The clarifications that paper offered helped to define debates on poverty and conservation over the next ten years. We intend to repeat that process, but will this time be more pro-active in using the concept paper to engage with stakeholders and epistemic communities to shape future research agendas.Our engagements will take place in a variety of fora. We will have our own bespoke meetings to which we will invite key members of different epistemic communities. We will do this both in the North, where we are based, and in the South, where much of the work exploring poverty reduction and ecosystem services takes place in practice. We will also travel to different professional and academic meetings where these communities are concentrated at particular moments of the year. Again we will be doing this both in the North and the South. Finally we will travel to visit and interview people at their own institutions as well as conducting interviews by phone and Skype.The project will use a mixture of published papers, working papers, interview, review and consultation in professional meetings and bespoke workshops to engage with different epistemic communities. It will use the research project's website and social media to engage with different stakeholders. In particular it will seek to engage with key policy debates and stakeholders in those debates in the different regions in which it works. After its completion it will leave a legacy website and several papers published in the journals of leading disciplines.
该研究项目的目的是制定未来十年减贫和生态系统服务的研究议程。它将通过两种方式做到这一点。它将在第一时间绘制和概念化引发该领域当前辩论的关键争议和共识领域。这将使区分不同认知共同体之间存在的不同类型的分歧(和一致)成为可能,无论是理论的、道德的、概念的还是经验的。这些分歧的性质很重要,因为它决定了解决当前争议(如果可以解决)所需的工作类型,从而促进当前的理解。这项工作将写成一篇简短的论文,并在项目网站上公开发布。然后,我们将使用这份概念文件作为研究工具,对参与这场辩论的不同认知界进行一系列采访、审查和咨询。这将有助于完善和具体化由此产生的研究议程。在此过程结束时,我们将在著名的科学期刊上发布概念说明。该项目遵循该项目的一些研究人员撰写的先前关键论文的模型,该论文于 10 年前发表在《科学》杂志上(Adams 等人,2004 年),该论文是保护和贫困工作的重要概念说明。该论文提供的澄清有助于界定未来十年有关贫困和保护的辩论。我们打算重复这个过程,但这次会更加积极主动地使用概念文件与利益相关者和认知社区互动,以制定未来的研究议程。我们的参与将在各种论坛上进行。我们将举行自己的定制会议,邀请不同认知社区的关键成员参加。我们将在我们所在地的北方和南方开展这项工作,探索减贫和生态系统服务的大部分工作都在南方进行。我们还将前往这些社区在一年中的特定时刻集中参加的不同专业和学术会议。我们将再次在北方和南方这样做。最后,我们将前往拜访和采访他们所在机构的人员,并通过电话和 Skype 进行采访。该项目将结合发表的论文、工作论文、采访、评论以及专业会议和定制研讨会上的咨询来与不同的认知社区进行接触。它将利用研究项目的网站和社交媒体与不同的利益相关者互动。特别是,它将寻求参与其工作所在不同地区的关键政策辩论和利益相关者参与这些辩论。建成后,它将留下一个遗产网站和在领先学科期刊上发表的多篇论文。
项目成果
期刊论文数量(2)
专著数量(0)
科研奖励数量(0)
会议论文数量(0)
专利数量(0)
Distinct positions underpin ecosystem services for poverty alleviation
不同定位支撑生态系统服务扶贫
- DOI:10.1017/s0030605318000261
- 发表时间:2018
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:2.7
- 作者:Howe C
- 通讯作者:Howe C
Biases in the production of knowledge on ecosystem services and poverty alleviation
生态系统服务和扶贫知识生产中的偏差
- DOI:10.1017/s0030605320000940
- 发表时间:2021
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:2.7
- 作者:Corbera E
- 通讯作者:Corbera E
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Data, Accountability and Commercialisation. Working with NGO data to enhance downwards accountability in contexts of livelihood change.
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关于减贫和生态系统服务的辩论
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