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HEALTH / Chapter 2. The Approaches Jean Lebel IDRC 2003 Reconciling an ecosystem’s health with the health of its human inhabitants is a new area of research, requiring input from scientists, community groups, decision-makers, and other interested parties. This chapter describes the three methodological pillars of the Ecohealth approach: transdisciplinarity, community participation, and gender equity. A transdisciplinary framework Defining a common language The challenges of transdisciplinarity A participatory approach Increasing participation Challenges of the participatory approach Gender and equity HEALTH / Chapter 3. Lessons and Successes Jean Lebel IDRC 2003 Agriculture, mining, and urban growth: three areas with powerful impacts on both human health and the environment, particularly in the developing countries of the South. Research employing the Ecohealth approach has yielded promising results in each of these areas. Mining Agriculture The urban environment Comprehensible results, sustainable solutions HEALTH / Appendix: Sources and Resources Jean Lebel IDRC 2003
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