Perceptions of Local People on the Use of Nyabarongo River Wetland and Its Conservation in Rwanda | Perceptions of Local People on the Use of Nyabarongo River Wetland and Its Conservation in Rwanda
2016
Nsengimana, Venuste
anglais. peer reviewed
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]anglais. This research presents a case study on perceptions of local people on the use of Nyabrongo river wetland and its conservation in Rwanda. It critically examines the potential implications of a shift in wetland use and management practices for local people and presents empirical data from a household survey, group discussions, and observations from transect walks. Results showed that the change in the use and management regime of Nyabarongo river wetland poses substantial loss for local people in terms of provision of resources, income, and access to the wetland, so that the majority of the participants are not happy with the current use of the wetland. Research concluded that there should be participation of all stakeholders, including local people, during policy development in order to shift from commandand- control toward local stakeholder integration in decision making.
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