Frequently, local communities are involved as a partnering co-management in order to increase their representation, empower marginalized groups, increase trust, and promote social learning. This study adds to the evidence base in this area by examining which forest ecosystem services (ES) are considered most important by local communities in Madagascar, what factors are important in determining ES access, and how rules and regulations regarding ES access are decided and enforced.

Type of Case
Printed publication (book, sourcebook, journal article…)

Publisher
Ecosystem Services -Journal

Region
Africa

Biome
All

Forest Type
All forest types (natural and planted)

Primary Designated Function
All