Summary
Most local stakeholders and other participants in the Mount Mulanje Cultural Landscape, Malawi, are aware of the importance of preserving both cultural and natural features within the landscape. The study highlights that stakeholder identification is crucial before implementing any development project, particularly mining initiatives, to ensure effective conservation and management. A participatory ethnographic approach was used to gather stakeholders' views on mining development and heritage conservation, revealing their perceptions and involvement in decision-making processes.
Citation
(Ed.). (2020). Local Stakeholder Perspectives on Mining Development in the Mount Mulanje Cultural Landscape, Malawi. Journal of African Cultural Heritage Studies, 2(1). CLOCKSS. https://doi.org/10.22599/jachs.46