Guidelines for gender and socially inclusive payment for ecosystem services for the water sector in Kenya

Submitted by Jane Nyawira Maina on
EfD Authors:
Mulwa, Richard
Ndwiga, Michael
Musembi, Elly
Wanjohi , Kanani

Water is an essential resource for life, yet its sustainability is increasingly threatened by environmental degradation, climate change, and inequitable management practices. To address these challenges, the Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) approach offers a transformative mechanism for promoting environmental conservation while ensuring socio-economic equity.

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Gender, Policy Design, Water

Household knowledge and vulnerability assessment of sustainable solid waste management in Ebonyi state, Nigeria

Submitted by Agha Inya on
EfD Authors:
Nzeadibe, Chidi

Globally, households are exposed to various magnitudes of vulnerability within the context of solid waste management. Persistence in unsustainable waste management practices may interfere with climate change impact. This research aims at assessing knowledge and exposure of households due to unsustainable waste practices which may infringe on climate change impacts and adaptation in Ebonyi state. Identified households with varying magnitude of vulnerability provide focus for improving climate change adaptation, knowledge and reduce exposure to related impact of climate in Ebonyi State.

Peer Reviewed
Waste
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