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Why are natural resources frequently over-used? How can we manage them better? Who or what gets priority treatment? Integrated Resource Management is a big picture approach to resource use. It recognizes that interactions between resources, as well as between resource users, have a significant impact on any management solution. It therefore seeks to balance the social, economic and environmental demands on resources such that their use is more sustainable and conflicts are reduced. |
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