Ostrom Economics (Tanzania) Flashcards

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What was Elinor Ostroms field of study?

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Making sense of the institutional complexity of Common Pool Resources and their management

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Name the 5 stages of the Framework for Institutional Analysis?

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Exogenous Variables
Action Situations
Interactions
Outcomes
Evaluation
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3
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Name the Exogenous variables?

A

Biophysical conditions
Attributes of community
Rules in use

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4
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Name 4 of Ostrom’s Rules

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Clear group boundaries
Match rules to local needs and conditions
Participation of those affected in governance
Respect from outside authorities

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5
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Name 4 of Ostrom’s Rules

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Monitoring system
Sanctions for rule violators
Means for dispute resolution
Responsibility for governing CPR

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6
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Difference between types of irrigation systems in Nepal

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Farmer run systems are primitive but 72% are highly performing
Compared to only 42% of government owned

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7
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What is the conflict surrounding the Maasai tribe Tanzania?

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Arabian gold tourism threatens their ancestral land, 30,000 Maasai and 55 tribe leaders involved as their land to be reduced by 40%

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When did Maasai oppression begin?

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1959 when colonial British evicted them from the Serengeti National Park

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9
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Why have common property regimes been criticised?

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Excludabiltiy

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10
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What is important in management of CPR in semi arid regions?

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Boundaries, conflict and negotiation

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Define Common Pool Resource?

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Nautral/ Manmade resource where use by 1 person subtracts the resource for use by another, but there are issues with excludability

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What is the Tragedy of the Commons?

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Each user of the commons will maximise their benefit while the cost of their use will be shared by all

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13
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How much of Tanzania is semi-arid?

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80%

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14
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Why is there so much pastoralism in Tazania?

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Vegetation is strongly spatially and temporally variable so communities much be mobile to exploit resources when available

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15
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Shift in African resource management?

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Shift from centralised control over natural resources towards community management

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16
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What is affecting pastoralists ability to cope with drought?

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Rangeland fragmentation and decoupling of institutions and landscapes

17
Q

Which tribes are least affected?

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Those with large herds who are able to sell cattle in order to access private land

18
Q

State of capacity to deal with climate change among the Maasai?

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Uneven within and between communities, scale dependent and tied to institutional and landscape changes