ES for PA Workshop
The purpose of this workshop was to determine the evidence for different conceptualisations of the links between ecosystem services and poverty alleviation. Particular attention was given to the pathways linking poverty alleviation to ecosystem services. The workshop used existing frameworks as a starting point for systematically examining the evidence for proposed links and interactions, as well as where understanding or information is missing.
An ESPA perspective on ecosystem services – Caroline Howe, ESPA Research Associate (Imperial College)
The ESPA understanding of poverty – Helen Suich, ESPA Research Associate (University of Oxford)
A socio-ecological systems analysis of the political economy of Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation – Genevieve Patenaude, University of Edinburgh
Human Adaptation to Biodiversity Change – Rebecca Kent, School of Oriental and African Studies
The safe and just space for humanity – Kate Raworth, Oxfam
Ecosystem services in social-ecological systems – Garry Peterson, Stockholm Resilience Centre
Ecosystem services: equity and access – Kate Schreckenberg, University of Southampton
Trade-off analysis for ecosystem services and poverty alleviation – Bhaskar Vira, University of Cambridge
Links between ecosystem services and poverty alleviation. What is known? – Caroline Howe and Helen Suich
Participatory Modelling of Wellbeing Tradeoffs in Coastal Kenya - Tim Daw, presentation for case study 4
