India: unlocking opportunities for forest-dependent people/ World Bank
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TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2006Description: xxvii, 96 p. : ill. ; 29 cmISBN: 9780195683196Subject(s): Forest management -- IndiaDDC classification: 333.75
Contents:
1. Introduction --
2. Overview of the national forest economy --
3. Evolving legal and policy environment --
4. Forests as a source of livelihood : perspectives of forest dwellers --
5. Forest management systems and community-based forestry --
6. Forest marketing systems, benefit sharing, and community-based forestry --
7. Unlocking opportunities for forest-dependent people : policy and program options --
8. Conclusions.
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1. Introduction --
2. Overview of the national forest economy --
3. Evolving legal and policy environment --
4. Forests as a source of livelihood : perspectives of forest dwellers --
5. Forest management systems and community-based forestry --
6. Forest marketing systems, benefit sharing, and community-based forestry --
7. Unlocking opportunities for forest-dependent people : policy and program options --
8. Conclusions.
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