Biodiversity for secure livelihoods in Africa Author Rodgers A., Emerton L. (eds) Date 2000 Source IUCN (ID: MON-067114) Publisher | Place of publication African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS) | Nairobi, Kenya Pages 48 p. Document type Serial/multi-volume work Language English Field of application International Subject Wild species & ecosystems Keyword Biodiversity Policy/planning Geographical area Africa Abstract Contents: - The biodiversity of Africa: Looking back on the twentieth century - Capacity development for biodiversity conservation - Using biodiversity to strengthen livelihoods: The Eastern Africa Biodiversity Forum meets in Mombassa. Kenya - Conservation and incentives: Comparing CITES with CBD - Economic incentives for biodiversity: How Eastern African countries are making biodiversity attractive - Who pays for biodiversity?: Harnessing private industry'ss investment in Eastern and Southern Africa's biodiversity - Biodiversity planning: How do we integrate biodiversity into mainstream economic planning? - Clarifying the linkages between land degradation and biodiversity: An action plan for enhancing GEF support - From Cartagena to Nairobi: Towards an African agenda on the Biosafety Protocol - Transboundary natural resource management: The case of Southern Africa - Conservation and armed conflict in Africa