Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania

This book was sent to DRPS for publication

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Aasland Dag G., Nkya Estomih J.
Format: Book
Language:en_US
Published: Mzumbe University and Agder University College 2026
Subjects:
Online Access:https://scholar.mzumbe.ac.tz/handle/123456789/1969
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
_version_ 1872791449355943936
author Aasland Dag G.
Nkya Estomih J.
author_facet Aasland Dag G.
Nkya Estomih J.
author_sort Aasland Dag G.
collection DSpace
description This book was sent to DRPS for publication
format Book
id ir-:123456789-1969
institution Mzumbe University
language en_US
publishDate 2026
publisher Mzumbe University and Agder University College
record_format dspace
spelling ir-:123456789-19692026-04-22T08:28:19Z Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania Aasland Dag G. Nkya Estomih J. Environmental management Trade-off situation win-win situation Stakeholders participation Environmental conditions Economic background-Tanzania Natural resources management Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO) This book was sent to DRPS for publication The report provides a background of environmental conditions in Tanzania and, through case study research design, identifies, describes and analyses ‘good practices’ that tend to lead to ‘win-win’ situations in environmental management. The main question that guided inquiry is: what are the economic and institutional conditions for moving from a trade-off to a win-win situation in environmental management? A three stage analytical model informed by Coasian and Pigovian theories of externalities or unintended consequences of economic activity, was used to analyse twelve cases of environmental management in Tanzania. Good practices were found to be characterised by participation of all major stakeholders (both economic and environmental interests), adoption of long-term strategic view of economic interests, local ownership of the environmental management programmes by communities and local authorities, sharing of local indigenous knowledge, raised environmental awareness at local levels, environmental-friendly planning, and decentralization of implementation of environmental policy. Mzumbe University 2026-04-22T08:28:19Z 1998 Book APA 9987617166 8271173871 08044139 https://scholar.mzumbe.ac.tz/handle/123456789/1969 en_US application/octet-stream Mzumbe University and Agder University College
spellingShingle Environmental management
Trade-off situation
win-win situation
Stakeholders participation
Environmental conditions
Economic background-Tanzania
Natural resources management
Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO)
Aasland Dag G.
Nkya Estomih J.
Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania
title Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania
title_full Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania
title_fullStr Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania
title_full_unstemmed Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania
title_short Good practices in environmental management: Moving from trade-off to win-win situation in Tanzania
title_sort good practices in environmental management moving from trade off to win win situation in tanzania
topic Environmental management
Trade-off situation
win-win situation
Stakeholders participation
Environmental conditions
Economic background-Tanzania
Natural resources management
Small Industries Development Organization (SIDO)
url https://scholar.mzumbe.ac.tz/handle/123456789/1969
work_keys_str_mv AT aaslanddagg goodpracticesinenvironmentalmanagementmovingfromtradeofftowinwinsituationintanzania
AT nkyaestomihj goodpracticesinenvironmentalmanagementmovingfromtradeofftowinwinsituationintanzania