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We
focus on Participatory Mapping Techniques because
community-based maps meet
local needs and are of great help in solving conflicts over resource
use and tenure. Geo-referenced spatial community
knowledge facilitates interaction of rural
communities with government institutions and donor agencies.
This is integral part of IAPAD's Vision,
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We do our best to promote genuine grassroots participation in project
cycle management. We can assist in designing and
implementing participatory actions in the context of rural
development and natural resource management. Where appropriate
we can help you getting in touch with NGOs and individuals
experienced in organizing and facilitating Participatory
3-D Modeling (P3DM).
The method has large potential for
collaborative research, planning and management in the fields
of environmental protection, community-based natural resource
management, conflict resolution, resource tenure, customary rights, social analysis,
agricultural production, fisheries, rural development,
transport and water supply.
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Participatory Avenues has
been established to disseminate information
on participatory mapping techniques
and Public Participation GIS.
Thanks to the financial support provided by the European
Commission two important reference documents are now available
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The Resource Kit "Participatory
3-D Modeling: Guiding Principles and Applications", has been
published in 2002 by the ASEAN Regional Centre for Biodiversity
Conservation (ARCBC).
Click here if you
want to know more about the publication. Recommended by:
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The "Manual on
Participatory 3-D Modeling for Natural Resource Management" has
been published in 2000 by the National Integrated Protected Areas
Programme.
The Manual has been
revised in the following publications:
Click here if you want to know more
about the publication.
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