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NGOs 3 Papua New Guinea 3 Integrated Conservation and Development Project (ICDP) 2 capacity 2 environment 2 transnational 2 Blue Mountain 1 Development project 1 Entwicklungsprojekt 1 Environmental protection 1 ICAD 1 Integrated Conservation and Development Project 1 Lababia 1 Multinationales Unternehmen 1 Nichtregierungsorganisation 1 Non-governmental organization 1 Papua-Neuguinea 1 Transnational corporation 1 Umweltschutz 1 common property 1 conservation 1 fishing 1 gardening 1 global alliance 1 land tenure 1 non government organizatons 1 resource management 1 resource use 1 sustainable development 1
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English 2 Undetermined 1
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Balboa, Cristina M. 2 Wagner, John 1
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World Development 1 World development : the multi-disciplinary international journal devoted to the study and promotion of world development 1
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How Successful Transnational Non-governmental Organizations Set Themselves up for Failure on the Ground
Balboa, Cristina M. - In: World Development 54 (2014) C, pp. 273-287
This paper examines transnational non-governmental organization (TNGO) influence on global, national, or local policy arenas, as well as how a TNGO’s actions in one arena might aid or encumber its effectiveness in another. It expands Steinberg’s spheres of influence framework (2001, 2003) to...
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How successful transnational non-governmental organizations set themselves up for failure on the ground
Balboa, Cristina M. - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 54 (2014), pp. 273-287
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"Blue Mountains constantly walking': the re-signification of nature and the reconfiguration of the commons in rural Papua New Guinea.
Wagner, John - 1999
Conclusion: In conclusion it should be noted that the land and marine areas comprising Lababia’s Wildlife Management Area are a rich, largely undisturbed ecosystem. Despite the fact that commercial fishing has reached a point of unsustainability, the marine environment as a whole still...
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