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  • Economic Development

DESBUREAUX Sébastien

Tenured Researcher Faculty

PhD

  • 2016
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Bâtiment 26
2 place Pierre Viala
34060 MONTPELLIER CEDEX 2
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Collaborative management partnerships strongly decreased deforestation in the most at-risk protected areas in Africa since 2000

Desbureaux Sébastien, Kabore Ibrahim, Vaglietti Giulia, Baghai Mujon, Lindsey Peter, Robson Ashley, Delacote Philippe, Leblois Antoine
2024
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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The long‐term impacts of Marine Protected Areas on fish catch and socioeconomic development in Tanzania

Desbureaux Sébastien, Girard Julia, Dalongeville Alicia, Devillers Rodolphe, Mouillot David, Jiddawi Narriman, Sanchez Loic, Velez Laure, Mathon Laetitia, Leblois Antoine
2024
Conservation Letters
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The impact of water quality on GDP growth: Evidence from around the world

Russ Jason, Zaveri Esha, Desbureaux Sebastien, Damania Richard, Rodella Aude Sophie
2022
Water Security
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Mapping global hotspots and trends of water quality (1992–2010): a data driven approach

Desbureaux Sebastien, Mortier Frederic, Zaveri Esha, van Vliet Michelle T H, Russ Jason, Rodella Aude Sophie, Damania Richard
2022
Environmental Research Letters
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On track to achieve no net loss of forest at Madagascar’s biggest mine

Devenish Katie, Desbureaux Sébastien, Willcock Simon, Jones Julia
2022
Nature Sustainability
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Focus CEE-M

Focus CEE-M
4 June 2025

In Tanzania, Marine Protected Areas Benefit the Local Economy

Aiming to reconcile local economic activity with biodiversity conservation, multiple-use marine protected areas (MPAs) remain understudied. In Tanzania, recent research shows that the standard of living of people in villages located near or within MPAs has doubled compared to those further away. An article published in The Conversation, and a vidéo to discover the results of a study conducted by S. Desbureaux, J.. Girard, A. Dalongeville, R. Devillers, D. Mouillot, N. Jiddawi, L. Sanchez, L. Velez, L. Mathon et A. Leblois

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