Climate change has caused vulnerability not only to the forest ecosystem but also to forest-
dependent communities. Therefore, its management is essential to increase forest …

This study utilizes household data to examine the Jhumias susceptibility to the changing
climate by using the lens of socio-economic vulnerability framework. 150 households spread …

The livelihood of indigenous people, residing in the forest fringe area of developing
countries like India, are primarily dependent on the forest. These forest fringe communities …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to identify the most vulnerable households and districts
in Northwest Ethiopia and help decision-makers in developing and prioritising effective …

In recent years, the increase in transition from shifting cultivation to permanent agroforestry
(AF) plantations such as oil palm, Areca nut etc. in Mizoram, Northeast India has made the …

Under the background of global environmental change, a huge impact has been made on
the village ecosystem, which leads to disorder of structure and function of the village …

The recognition of environmental patterns for traditional Chinese settlements (TCSs) is a
crucial task for rural planning. Traditionally, this task primarily relies on manual operations …

Human–wildlife interactions (HWIs) occur in many rural African communities, with potential
impacts on livelihood vulnerability. High livelihood vulnerability may force communities to …

Climate change is intricately linked with amplifying existing risk across multiple sectors, and
assessment of the indigenous farmers practising jhum (jhumias) is highly necessary for …

This research aims at identifying main risk factors on rural areas, investigating
characteristics both of the stressor and of the system, providing ordinary planning with tools …