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World Resources 2005 -- The Wealth of the Poor: Managing ecosystems to fight poverty
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World Resources 2005 -- The Wealth of the Poor: Managing ecosystems to fight poverty
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The Bottom Line: The Principal Messages from World Resources 2005
World Resources 2005: Select graphics
World Resources 2005: Table of Contents
Foreword: Making the Wealth of Nature Work for the Poor
Chapter 1: Nature, Power, and Poverty
Chapter 2: Ecosystems and the Livelihoods of the Poor
How Important is Environmental Income?
Common Pool Resources as a Source of Environmental Income
Who Gets More Environmental Income: Rich or Poor
Box 2.1: Findings of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment: How Do The Poor Fare?
Environmental Income by Ecosystem
Box 2.2: Brazil nuts and palm hearts: Bringing forest livelihoods to the city
Table 2.6 Nature-based livelihood strategies by income level on Agatti Island, India
The Role of Livestock
The Social Benefits of Ecosystems
Building on the Strength of Ecosystems
Chapter 2: References A-M
Chapter 2: References N-Z
Chapter 3: The Role of Governance
Chapter 4: Four Steps to Greater Environmental Income
Chapter 5: Turning Natural Assets Into Wealth: Case studies
Special Section: Global Development Policies -- Making the MDGs and PRSPs Work for the Poor and the Environment
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