strategy
Redistributing environmental rights
Context:
Often, those who have been enjoying the benefits of environmental resources are wealthier and more politically powerful. Poorer peoples can both have little say in environmental debate as well as suffer most of the effects of environmental degradation. Reducing or taking away the wealthier rights to pollute or to exploit resources can benefit such disenfranchised groups. Constrains:
Denying sovereignty over natural resources Constrained by:
Covering up environmental pollution Facilitates:
Reducing environmental pollutionConserving natural resourcesPlanning development of natural resourcesInstigating community resources managementOrganizing the poor to protect common resourcesEnsuring economical usage of natural resources by industryReducing inequality of distribution of natural resources among countries Facilitated by:
Disapproving of unmarried mothersIncreasing public awareness about environmental lawsEnsuring compatibility of environmental and trade lawEstablishing international environmental court of justice Values:
Rights Subjects:
Environment → Environment Development → Reform
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
