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ID170229
Title ProperEnvironmental citizenship for inclusive sustainable development
Other Title Information the case of Kelab Alami in Mukim Tanjung Kupang, Johor, Malaysia
LanguageENG
AuthorRahman, Serina
Summary / Abstract (Note)Using environmental citizenship as the basis of its activities and initiatives, a community organisation, Kelab Alami, successfully combined environmental action with a socio-ecological systems approach to counter environmental and social injustice. The organisation fused traditional ecological knowledge with science for use in community-initiated ecotourism; engaged with surrounding developers, local authorities and the state government to mitigate environmental damage and maximize job opportunities for the community; nurtured and supported local entrepreneurship efforts and continues to spread environmental awareness and protection. This paper traces the development of Kelab Alami, the training and empowerment of youthful citizen scientists, and its attempt to garner multi-level support and collaboration for its environmental actions. This is a grounded illustration of resource mobilization in action, and a local view of a community’s efforts to cope with poverty, environmental degradation and urbanization; a model that could be adapted and adopted by other communities facing similar circumstances and threats.
`In' analytical NoteJournal of The Indian Ocean Region Vol. 15, No.3; Nov 2019: p.100-118
Journal SourceJournal of The Indian Ocean Region Vol: 15 No 3
Key WordsSocial Justice ;  Inclusive Development ;  Environmental Citizenship & Inclusive Development ;  Citizen Science