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Inequalities and environmental changes in the Mekong region: A systematic mapping

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  • Etienne ESPAGNE
  • Thi Phuong Linh HUYNH
  • Stéphane LAGREE
  • Alexis DROGOUL

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How do accelerating environmental changes impact inequalities and how do rising inequalities affect in reverse environmental dynamics? This paper is built on a systematic mapping (2019-2021) studying the relationship between those two crucial aspects in five Mekong Countries: Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. 14570 scientific and grey literatures were collected and screened by title and abstract, and full text. 2355 items (1978-2020) are included for the systematic mapping. Overall, articles that directly discuss inequalities in relation with environmental changes are rare and recent. Three domains are dominant: resource access and right issues (967 items); climate change and disaster impacts (533 items); and a growing interest on pollution (299 items). Gaps in knowledge are identified in various realms. A repository is built with an open access to all abstract selected references to support further research and projects on sub-topics of the inequality environmental change nexus, and support science-based policy decisions.

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  • Etienne ESPAGNE & Thi Phuong Linh HUYNH & Stéphane LAGREE & Alexis DROGOUL, 2021. "Inequalities and environmental changes in the Mekong region: A systematic mapping," Working Paper cb5d8b33-1dd8-4ca1-bb72-b, Agence française de développement.
    • Handle: RePEc:avg:wpaper:en12270
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    Keywords

    Birmanie; Cambodge; Laos; Thaïlande; Vietnam;
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    JEL classification:

    • Q - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics

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