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Wim Hiemstra
ETC COMPAS: Comparing and Supporting
Endogenous Development
The Netherlands
Email: w.hiemstra@etcnl.nl
Website: www.compasnet.org
Bas Verschuuren
Co-Chair, IUCN WCPA Specialist Group
Cultural and Spiritual Values of Protected Areas
Researcher and Coordinator, EarthCollective
Website: www.earthcollective.net
Coordinator, Sacred Natural Sites initiative
Website: www.sacrednaturalsites.org
Email: basverschuuren@gmail.com
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