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Ragulina M.V. Co-management strategy in the sphere of access of indigenous peoples to life support resources: foreign experience. Russian journal of resources, conservation and recycling. 2017; 4(4). Available at: https://resources.today/PDF/07RRO417.pdf (in Russian). DOI: 10.15862/07RRO417

Co-management strategy in the sphere of access of indigenous peoples to life support resources: foreign experience

Ragulina Milana Vladimirovna
Institute of geography SB RAS, Russia, Irkutsk
Irkutsk state university
Pedagogical institute, Russia, Irkutsk
E-mail: milanara@yandex.ru

Abstract. Co-management of traditional land-use of indigenous peoples is the cooperation of the local authorities, business and the population. The со-management facilitates the coordination of interests of local authorities, ethnic communities and business-structures. The co-management is used to develop the social environment and improve the environmental situation in areas where the activities of industrial companies and the indigenous land-use are combined. Establishing co-management, partnership of government, business and ethnic communities is a promising way to solve problems of territorial development and overcome poverty, reduce local conflicts in the areas of indigenous peoples. in co-management difficulties have a systemic character. They also depend on the regional characteristics of the communities. Co-management as a joint activity of indigenous peoples, authorities and business leads to the formation of a pluralistic environment and promotes the development of coordinated decisions. Foreign experience in co-management of resources and the development of indigenous peoples is useful for planning strategies of interaction between business, local authorities and local ethnic communities in Russia.

Keywords: co-management; life support; indigenous peoples; traditional land use; resources; ethnic communities; local population

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