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	1: Why an Interest in the Links between NRM and Poverty? 2: Power and the Social Dimensions of Poverty and NRM 3: Assets, Poverty Traps and Rights 4: Markets and Trade 5: Migration, Marginal Lands, and Least-Favored Areas 6: Key Macro and National Level Issues 7: Programmatic Issues and Tools 8: Conflict, Corruption, NRM and Poverty Reduction
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Poverty Reduction and NRM Seminar Series

Seminar 7: Programmatic Issues and Tools

Satellite-generated map of poverty in Africa’s Upper Tana River Basin.

This seminar addressed the various tools that can be used to assist with managing natural resources to reduce poverty and improve livelihoods in developing countries. Dan Tunstall and Norbert Henninger from the World Resources Institute spoke on poverty mapping. Gary Eilerts (USAID - Africa Sustainable Development Office) looked at Early Warning Systems as tools for addressing poverty and natural resources, and Tony Pryor from the International Resources Group discussed systems for managing information and knowledge on poverty and natural resource management.

Following the panel presentations, there was an open discussion on themes presented in the seminar.

Seminar 7:

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