Poverty is prevalent in Ikalahan ancestral domain. Poor access and underdeveloped public services, such as market infrastructure, education and health services, characterize their living condition. Rewarding the Ikalahans for their ecosystem services provide an opportunity to transform their lives and landcape. This requires strengthening their capacity for sustained natural resource management, and enabling policies that modify incentive rights and motivation.
Publication year
2013
Authors
Language
English
Keywords
land use
Geographic
Philippines
