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Journal Article
Who gets to imagine transformative change? Participation and representation in biodiversity assessments
2020
Overview
According to IPBES’s Global Assessment Report, “[G]oals for 2030 and beyond may only be achieved through transformative changes across economic, social, political and technological factors” (IPBES 2019). According to one of the assessors, the MA identified ‘local’ actors and concerns in a highly reductive way in order to provide convenient counterpoints to the MA’s overriding framework arising from a global systems perspective. [...]local’ examples and stakeholders were selected in order to illustrate the assertions of the global systems framework adopted, rather than being used to reframe the framework or to rethink the objectives, benefits or means of managing biodiversity and ecosystem services (Filer 2009). [...]opportunities for co-production and participation can arise in more diverse and distributed ways.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
