Green Governance - Cruz García Lirios - Bog

The concept of consensual stewardship derives from the governance or capacity of a political system to guide the allocation of resources to solve a problem of scarcity or scarcity that affects the daily lives of current generations or the capacities of other generations in the future. Consensual stewardship is a dialogical, decision-oriented system for managing resources in a way that reduces the ecological footprint without compromising the capabilities of future generations. Consensual management has four dimensions: economic, political, social and environmental, and they are indicated by their degree of efficiency, equity, fairness and balance. Consensual management favours a relationship between the four dimensions rather than the predominance of one over another.