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National Workshop on forest development vis-a-vis tribal economy held at Bhopal, December 28-29, 1994 status paper Indian Institute of Forest Management

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Indian Institute of Forest Management

Publication details: Bhopal Indian Institute of Forest Management 1994Description: ii, 30 p. 29 cmSubject(s):

Summary: Forest occupy a dominant place in tribal culture. Tribal economy of pre-independence scenario, post-independence scenario of forest village status, non timber forest produce and forest development were studied. Forest policy, Tribal development of ecological perspective with tribal habitation and new approach were studied.

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Forest occupy a dominant place in tribal culture. Tribal economy of pre-independence scenario, post-independence scenario of forest village status, non timber forest produce and forest development were studied. Forest policy, Tribal development of ecological perspective with tribal habitation and new approach were studied.

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