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Allocation of government authority and responsibility in tiered governance systems : the case of environment-related laws in Zimbabwe

Abstract: The political economy of the allocation of legal powers over natural resource management between the Zimbabwean State, rural district councils and local communities is examined with special attention to citizen empowerment.

Author(s): Mandondo, Alois; Mapedza, Everisto

Source(s): , Environmental governance in Africa working papers; 11 iv, 27 p Environmental governance in Africa working papers 11

Published: 2003 World resources institute, Washington, DC (English

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Link: http://pdf.wri.org/eaa_wp11.pdf

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January 1, 2003

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civil society, community participation, decentralization in government, Empowerment, environmental law, environmental management, Governance, legislation, Local Government, natural resources, natural resources development, zimbabwe

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Allocation of government authority and responsibility in tiered governance systems : the case of environment-related laws in Zimbabwe

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