Lack of community involvement in environmental protection

Visualization of narrower problems

Name(s):

Lack of communial participation in conservation of the environment

Lack of community involvement in biodiversity conservation

Broader

Restricted opportunity for community activity

Disengagement of citizens from community activities

Lack of national action on biodiversity conservation

Fragmented social structures for environmental protection

Narrower

Exclusion of women in environmental protection

Obstacles to community based monitoring of biodiversity

Lack of regional economic models for biodiversity conservation

Lack of local authority involvement in environmental protection

Exclusion of indigenous peoples from natural resource management

Lack of community economic development models for biodiversity conservation

Lack of community involvement in the conservation of plant genetic resources

Aggravates

Environmental poverty ^{[in 2 loops]}

Loss of urban biodiversity

Lack of biodiversity monitoring

Inadequate care of community space ^{[in 6 loops]}

Deterioration of human environment

Lack of environmental accountability ^{[in 2 loops]}

Fragmented planning of community life ^{[in 30 loops]}

Environmental degradation of suburbia

Poverty induced environmental degradation

Unemployment caused by environmental conservation

Social environmental degradation from recreation and tourism ^{[in 10 loops]}

Aggravated by

Fragmented social responsibility

Inadequate environmental education

Inadequate environmental awareness

Unformed pattern of cooperative action

Lack of indigenous environmental rights

Reduced by

Forced participation in community activity

Strategy(ies)

Ensuring healthy environment

Campaigning about biodiversity issues

Building capacity for conserving biological diversity

Providing assistance to community environmental action

Strengthening urban environment community groups

Establishing participatory approaches to wetland biodiversity management

Applying economic tools at the local level of biodiversity conservation

Promoting community involvement in environmental protection

Promoting alternative perspectives of biodiversity

Involving civil society in environmental issues

Legalizing community rights to resource use

Instigating community resources management

World conservation

Type

(E) Emanations of other problems

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