Fig. 1: A summary of some of the potential outcomes of the CBI identified in the literature.
From: A global conservation basic income to safeguard biodiversity
These are grouped into three themes: (1) post development—the impacts on the well being of recipient communities, contributing to their flourishing in ways that are driven locally and not by externally imposed development agendas. (2) Social–ecological—the ways in which CBI can contribute to alternative forms of human–environment relations. (3) Biodiversity—the impacts on biodiversity and wildlife through changed social–ecological relations.
