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Ecosystem services, social interdependencies and
collective action : moving from a conceptual to an
actionable framework
Cécile Barnaud, Clémence Moreau, Raphael Mathevet
To cite this version:
Cécile Barnaud, Clémence Moreau, Raphael Mathevet. Ecosystem services, social interdependencies and collective action : moving from a conceptual to an actionable framework. 17. Biennial IASC Conference : In Defense of the Commons: Challenges, Innovation, and Action, Jul 2019, Lima, Peru. �hal-02908290�
Cécile Barnaud
a
, Clémence Moreau
a,b
, Raphaël Mathevet
b,c
a
UMR Dynafor, INRA, Toulouse University, France
b
UMR CEFE, CNRS, Montpellier, France;
c
French Institute of Pondicherry, India
3 July 2019, IASC Conference, Lima, Peru
Ecosystem services, social interdependencies and collective action :
moving from a conceptual to an actionable framework
“the benefits people obtain from
ecosystems”
(MEA, 2005)
“the coordinated behaviour of groups
toward a common interest or purpose”
(Vermillon et al. 2001)
?
Ecosystem Services and Collective action : which connections?
Ecosystem Services
Ecosystem Services
Collective Action
Most ES are common and public goods
that require collective action – beyond
state and market
(Muradian and Rival, 2013;
Primmer et al. 2015; Loft et al. 2015)
ES as object : governance of ES
ES as concept : operationalisation of ES knowledge
Participatory approaches are needed to
operationalize ES knowledge
(Langemeyer et al. 2018; Jax et al. 2018;
Saarikoski et al. 2018)
Added-value of the ES concept
for collective decision-making :
e.g. heuristic, shared vision
(Spyra et al. 2018; Dick et al. 2018)
ES are new types of commons
that require to re-think collective
action
(Duraiappah et al. 2014)
?
Ecosystem Services and Collective action : which connections?
Used to highlight
social interdependancies
,
could the ES concept help to
understand and foster
collective action
?
Ecosystem
(dis)
service A
Providers
Ecosystem services
Beneficiaries
Co-produce,
preserve,
degrade,
manage
Benefit,
harm
Antagonism,
synergy
ACTION ARENA : Potential or existing collective actions
Social interdependencies
Institutions
Formal & informal
Representations
Interests, values, framings
Power relations
Levels of organization
Social & ecological
Ecosystem
(dis)
service B
LEGEND :
External drivers / outcomes
Decision makers
Facilitators
Informants
Intermediaries
Barnaud et al. (2018) Ecology & Society
Land abandonment
Cévennes National Park (France)
Land abandonment
Montseny Biosphere Reserve (Spain)
Land abandonment
Pyrénées National Park (France)
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