#10283. Challenges for Governing Mountains Sustainably: Insights from a Global Survey

November 2026publication date
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Environmental Science (all);
Environmental Chemistry;
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Abstract:
Governance is increasingly recognized as key to sustainability and human wellbeing in mountain social-ecological systems (MtSES). Mountains present particular challenges for effective governance related to their geographic complexities, status as commons, susceptibility to environmental change, and impacts of external political and socioeconomic processes. This study reports on the results of a global survey of local mountain governance. It explored a range of known governance challenges to discover which are most prevalent and whether relative strength of local governance helps to mitigate these challenges.
Keywords:
challenges; commons; global survey; governance; mountain sustainability

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