An Environmental Education Needs Assessment Study in the Carazo Department of Nicaragua
Titel:
An Environmental Education Needs Assessment Study in the Carazo Department of Nicaragua
Auteur:
Ardoin, Nicole Sivek, Daniel
Verschenen in:
Applied environmental education and communication
Paginering:
Jaargang 1 (2002) nr. 4 pagina's 235-244
Jaar:
2002-01
Inhoud:
In 1993, the Nicaraguan government mandated that environmental education be addressed through national- and departmental-level programs. To develop baseline data for programs in the Carazo Department, a researcher from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point worked in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MARENA) to conduct a “rapid assessment for environmental education.” The study, intended as a model to help other departments devise environmental education programs, used multiple research techniques (in-depth interviews, surveys, and primary and secondary source reviews) to look at current environmental education initiatives, needs, funding sources, and critical issues of interest.
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