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February 2002
DECENTRALIZATION AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: A NICARAGUAN CASE STUDY
This case study examines the process of decentralization in Nicaragua, focusing on the transfer of natural resource management responsibilities to municipal governments. It highlights a significant gap between legal attributions and the actual transfer of power and funding from the central government, noting that while grassroots support for local autonomy is high, municipal capacity remains low and central control over revenue-generating resources persists.
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Themes: decentralization natural resource management forest management municipal governance environmental policy
World Resources Institute
Document type: Case study
Regions: Nicaragua

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