Joint forest management people's participation in forestry S.S. Negi

By:

Negi, S.S

Series: Applied Forestry Series ; no. 8Publication details: Dehra Dun International Book Distributors 2000Description: v, 197 pISBN:

81-7089-275-9

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Summary: The participation of local communities is of vital importance in the rural development process. Join Forest management (JFM) covers chapters on community forestry; traditions of JFM; JFM and forest policies; participatory assessment and planning; PRA and RRA; JFM training; extension methodologies; micro plans; gender issues; social development institutions and their monitoring.

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The participation of local communities is of vital importance in the rural development process. Join Forest management (JFM) covers chapters on community forestry; traditions of JFM; JFM and forest policies; participatory assessment and planning; PRA and RRA; JFM training; extension methodologies; micro plans; gender issues; social development institutions and their monitoring.

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