Publications
Local Women Matter #10: Imagining Alternatives for Sustainable Development

This tenth fact sheet from the Local Women Matter series is about imagining alternatives for sustainable resource development. It looks at approaches to resource development that exist in other parts of the world. Why not here? These approaches include: 1) recognition of Indigenous rights and control over traditional territory, 2) redistribution of wealth gained from resource extraction, 3) adoption of slow and sustainable ways to use natural resources and 4) community engagement in decision-making that values diverse and marginalized women. This fact sheet concludes the series.
Other Related Publications

Local Women Matter #1: Introduction & Overview

Local Women Matter #10: Imagining Alternatives for Sustainable Development

Local Women Matter #2: Local Relationships with Land & Water

Local Women Matter #3: Colonialism and its impacts

Local Women Matter #4: How Colonialism Affects Women

Local Women Matter #5 Displaced from the Land

Local Women Matter #6 Modern Resource Extraction

Local Women Matter #7: Northern Community Models that Value Local Women

Local Women Matter #8: How Local Women and Northern Communities Can Benefit from Resource Extraction
