Principles for each capital asset |
Criteria
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Arid woodlands on Kalahari sands
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Miombo woodlands on nutrient poor soils
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Dry woodlands on rich soils
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Natural capital: Yield and quality of natural resource
goods and services are maintained or improved.
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Frequency of hot fires reduced.
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Soil fertility levels in garden fields are maintained or improved.
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Key resources for grazing are maintained.
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Financial capital grows and is equitably distributed.
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Revenues from logging
and hunting are increased and equitably distributed. |
Revenues from communal water points are increased
and cover maintenance costs. |
Livestock fund for recovery programs after droughts is maintained.
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Physical capital is maintained or improved over time.
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Firebreaks are maintained.
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Numbers of bore holes for irrigation are increased.
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Dip tanks are maintained.
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Improved and equitable distribution of human capital.
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Community business
skills in dealing with tourism operators are improved. |
Community skills for
running micro-credit and water point committees are improved. |
Community skills for dealing with livestock diseases are improved.
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Social capital: Maintenance of a set of dynamic rules and norms.
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Rules of access to the
forest and fire control rules are maintained and improved. |
Rules of access to
communal water points are adhered to. |
Rules of access for grazing in different key resources are maintained.
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