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at triple the rate in South and Southeast Asia than in East Asia, and participate in
development and natural resource management activities in SEPLS.
Private sector and international research institutions appear to invest in cooperating or engaging in multi-stakeholder management of SEPLS at about the same rate
across the three sub-regions.
7.3.3 Mosaic Landscapes of Multiple Ecosystems
The relationships of solutions across spatial scales in the eight ecosystems are
shown in Fig. 7.4. Solutions tend to be planned at social and administrative scales
rather than ecological scales. When planning is done at ecological scales it tends not
to be at the local scales, with the exception of inland water ecosystems. For instance
Fig. 7.3 Types of stakeholders engaged in conservation and restoration solutions in SEPLS at the
local scale, by sub-region, in percent of total
R. Kozar et al.
at triple the rate in South and Southeast Asia than in East Asia, and participate in
development and natural resource management activities in SEPLS.
Private sector and international research institutions appear to invest in cooperating or engaging in multi-stakeholder management of SEPLS at about the same rate
across the three sub-regions.
7.3.3 Mosaic Landscapes of Multiple Ecosystems
The relationships of solutions across spatial scales in the eight ecosystems are
shown in Fig. 7.4. Solutions tend to be planned at social and administrative scales
rather than ecological scales. When planning is done at ecological scales it tends not
to be at the local scales, with the exception of inland water ecosystems. For instance
Fig. 7.3 Types of stakeholders engaged in conservation and restoration solutions in SEPLS at the
local scale, by sub-region, in percent of total
R. Kozar et al.