Sharing Benefits From the Coast : Rights, Resources, Livelihoods

Drawing from empirical research on coastal resource use and benefit sharing in South African and Mozambican coastal communities this book analyses the value of mining, fisheries and tourism for poor communities. Its findings have relevance and application for coastal livelihoods, rural governance and resource sustainability across a world in which community rights are increasingly undermined through land grabbing, unequal power relations and externally driven development interventions.