Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. CONTRIBUTORS xi
4. FOREWORD xxiii
5. PREFACE xxvii
6. INTRODUCTION xxxi
7. PART I POVERTY REDUCTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT ARE NOT OPPOSING GOALS
8. 1 Advancing a New Paradigm: Institutional and Policy Breakthroughs Toward Poverty Reduction and Sound Environmental Management 1
9. 2 Managing Environmental Wealth for Poverty Reduction: A Review 30
10. 3 Ecoagriculture Agriculture, Environmental Conservation, and Poverty Reduction at a Landscape Scale 64
11. 4 Conserving Biodiversity and Ensuring Sustainable Livelihoods: Sustainable Production and Consumption in Global Supply Chains 87
12. 5 Restoring Ecosystems and Renewing Lives: The Story of Mhaswandi, a Once-Poor Village in India 121
13. Part II INVESTING IN THE ENVIRONMENT, PROTECTING COMMUNITIES FROM NATURAL DISASTERS
14. 6 The International Disaster Risk Reduction Regime: Escaping the Cycle of Poverty and Tragedy 143
15. 7 Unanticipated Consequences of the Tsunami Response 169
16. 8 Lessons from Hurricane Katrina 187
17. PART II I KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY TO MEET POVERTY-ALLEVIATION GOALS
18. 9 Knowledge Necessary to Meet Poverty-Alleviation Goals 215
19. 10 Conservation Information 230
20. 11 Building Enterprises to Reach Low-Income Markets 253
21. 12 Including Natural Capital in Environmental Decision Making 272
22. PART IV LEGAL EMPOWERMENT OF THE POOR
23. 13 The Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor 303
24. 14 Opportunities in Environmental Stewardship: Climate Change and Legal Empowerment of the Rural Poor 329
25. CONCLUSION 356
26. INDEX 359