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How Participatory Communication Converts Social Capital into Conservation: An Empirical Study from Karimunjawa, Indonesia

2026-03-18

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Background Community-based marine governance increasingly relies on capacity development, yet many initiatives remain technocratic, gender-blind, and weakly embedded in local realities. This study developed and tested a capacity-building model for small-scale fisheries in Karimunjawa, Indonesia, integrating three dimensions—human resources, institutional support, and network systems—with explicit attention to part...

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Literature Corpus work: 41eecb57-ef0f-5929-9dac-7ae68b651963
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.176793.1

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