Inequitable access to ecosystem services and commercial products is a major risk under certain political regimes in Myanmar
Melanie Feurer,
Glenn Hunt,
Aye Chan Maung
et al.
Abstract:The impact of contrasting political regimes on people’s access to natural resources, which is vital for ecosystem service provision, remains largely understudied. While the promotion of equitable natural resources governance was regarded as key for lasting peacebuilding in Myanmar, the country is again facing a major crisis since the 1 February 2021 military coup. With this study we look beyond the current political crisis to investigate three long-term governance regimes (scenarios) and their expected impacts… Show more
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