Hi!

Based in a work that I realized with a classmate for a subject in the Master of Development Cooperation that I am doing, I think yur question would be more accurate if you are referring to a more specific wetland or ecosystem.

By doing that, you will find the main problems and main necessities that the wetland you are studying have, so, from there, you can build or take de indicators that are more accurate to answer to that necessities.

Furthermore, many of the actions to solve problems like environmental justice, etc, that you are referring, come from the people who are living closely to the wetlands because they now from first hand their problems.

However, many of the funding to carry out the projects and actions come from political actors, such as the EU or governs.

In my case, we studied "La Albufera", located in Vlencia, Spain, so visit "LIFE Albufera to know more about it.

Hope I've helped you.

Bye!

Juan Lozano Benavent , thank you for the information. I had a visit on LIFE Albufera and gained a lot both from the innovations and the reports. I had to use a translator for some documents though which really helped. I am working on a wetland of international importance in Nigeria which is the Upper Orashi forest. I can build on what I have learnt to ascertain indicators particular to the wetland through surveys from the residents close to the wetland and interviews from Organizations/Agencies involved in conserving the wetland.

Many thanks.

Uchendu Eugene Chigbu, I really appreciate your contribution. You have given me the general indicators which are very useful. I have noted them. I intend doing a survey on Upper Orashi wetland very soon and I am adding the indicators to my interview guide/questionnaire. Once again, many thanks

Kind Regards

Keyur Naria I do appreciate. I will read through the article. Kind regards.