The book "Social-ecological systemic assessments of human-wildlife conflicts" offers a comprehensive analysis of the social and ecological aspects of conflicts between humans and wildlife. It represents a first version in a series of systemic assessments addressing these conflicts, particularly in developing countries where there is often a gap in information. The work is aimed at a broad audience, including students, researchers, practitioners, conservationists, and local communities interested in unified assessments at local and landscape levels. The assessments presented in this book can serve as decision support to reduce or even eliminate human-wildlife conflicts, especially in protected areas. Furthermore, the far-reaching significance of these conflicts for human development and conservation is emphasized.