A social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making

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A social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making. / Brück, Maria; Benra, Felipe; Duguma, Dula Wakassa et al.
In: Ambio, Vol. 53, No. 12, 12.2024, p. 1752-1767.

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Brück M, Benra F, Duguma DW, Fischer J, Jiren TS, Law EA et al. A social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making. Ambio. 2024 Dec;53(12):1752-1767. Epub 2024 Aug 2. doi: 10.1007/s13280-024-02056-x

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title = "A social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making",
abstract = "Human-driven land use change can result in unequitable outcomes in the provision and appropriation of ecosystem services (ES). To better address equity-related effects of land use change in decision-making, analyses of land use and ES changes under different land use management alternatives should incorporate ecological and social information and take a disaggregated approach to ES analysis. Because such approaches are still scarce in the literature, we present a generalized social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making (in terms of process and outcomes) and an example of its application to a case study in southwestern Ethiopia. We propose a six-step approach that combines scenario planning with equity-focused, disaggregated analyses of ES. Its application in our study area made equity-related effects of land use change explicit through the recognition of different beneficiary groups, value types, and spatial locations. We recommend the application of our approach in other contexts, especially in the Global South.",
keywords = "Disaggregation, Ecosystem services, Equity, Land use change, Scenario planning, Social-ecological systems, Sustainability Governance, Environmental planning, Environmental Governance",
author = "Maria Br{\"u}ck and Felipe Benra and Duguma, {Dula Wakassa} and Joern Fischer and Jiren, {Tolera Senbeto} and Law, {Elizabeth A.} and Manuel Pacheco-Romero and Jannik Schultner and Abson, {David J.}",
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AU - Brück, Maria

AU - Benra, Felipe

AU - Duguma, Dula Wakassa

AU - Fischer, Joern

AU - Jiren, Tolera Senbeto

AU - Law, Elizabeth A.

AU - Pacheco-Romero, Manuel

AU - Schultner, Jannik

AU - Abson, David J.

N1 - Publisher Copyright: © The Author(s) 2024.

PY - 2024/12

Y1 - 2024/12

N2 - Human-driven land use change can result in unequitable outcomes in the provision and appropriation of ecosystem services (ES). To better address equity-related effects of land use change in decision-making, analyses of land use and ES changes under different land use management alternatives should incorporate ecological and social information and take a disaggregated approach to ES analysis. Because such approaches are still scarce in the literature, we present a generalized social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making (in terms of process and outcomes) and an example of its application to a case study in southwestern Ethiopia. We propose a six-step approach that combines scenario planning with equity-focused, disaggregated analyses of ES. Its application in our study area made equity-related effects of land use change explicit through the recognition of different beneficiary groups, value types, and spatial locations. We recommend the application of our approach in other contexts, especially in the Global South.

AB - Human-driven land use change can result in unequitable outcomes in the provision and appropriation of ecosystem services (ES). To better address equity-related effects of land use change in decision-making, analyses of land use and ES changes under different land use management alternatives should incorporate ecological and social information and take a disaggregated approach to ES analysis. Because such approaches are still scarce in the literature, we present a generalized social-ecological approach to support equitable land use decision-making (in terms of process and outcomes) and an example of its application to a case study in southwestern Ethiopia. We propose a six-step approach that combines scenario planning with equity-focused, disaggregated analyses of ES. Its application in our study area made equity-related effects of land use change explicit through the recognition of different beneficiary groups, value types, and spatial locations. We recommend the application of our approach in other contexts, especially in the Global South.

KW - Disaggregation

KW - Ecosystem services

KW - Equity

KW - Land use change

KW - Scenario planning

KW - Social-ecological systems

KW - Sustainability Governance

KW - Environmental planning

KW - Environmental Governance

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