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The importance of social capital for performing participative restoration projects: practice-based knowledge of two contrasting indigenous communities in Mexico

2023-02-10

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<title>Abstract</title><p>Social capital is a theoretical construct that proposes scenarios where values such as cooperation, communication, and confidence among people can create an ideal environment for the solution of socioecological problems, reducing participative project<bold/>transaction costs and guaranteeing their long-term permanence. For its part, ecological restoration, known as “the process of assisti...

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2a270b21-d898-5291-af8e-889757c2646d
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2561490/v1
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