Governance Index for Prioritisation of Afrotropical Inland Lakes for Conservation and Sustainability

Q3 Environmental Science Lakes and Reservoirs: Research and Management Pub Date : 2024-12-17 DOI:10.1111/lre.70001
Christopher Mulanda Aura, Safina Musa, Horace Onyango Owiti, Fonda Jane Awour
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Existing scientific methods can be combined with insights on the socio-ecological landscape of Afrotropical lakes to provide better policy options for stakeholders and to develop more efficient resource management strategies. Using integrated African resource and ecosystem maps and an approach for the developed Governance Index for Prioritisation (GIP) of Lake Victoria resources, our study highlights prospects for adopting the GIP methodology to increase understanding and management of Afrotropical lakes. The use of GIP is recommended for adoption and promotion in areas where such approaches appear defensible for the assessment of lake-wide practices, and in areas with robust indigenous knowledge to provide a broad view of the ecological health of the Afrotropical ecosystem.

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Lakes and Reservoirs: Research and Management
Lakes and Reservoirs: Research and Management Environmental Science-Water Science and Technology
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期刊介绍: Lakes & Reservoirs: Research and Management aims to promote environmentally sound management of natural and artificial lakes, consistent with sustainable development policies. This peer-reviewed Journal publishes international research on the management and conservation of lakes and reservoirs to facilitate the international exchange of results.
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