Joint forest management programme (JFMP)
Can Joint Forest Management Programme Sustain Rural Life: A Livelihood Analysis from Community based Forest Management Groups
... people-centered forest policy is concerned, despite over one and half decades of the execution of joint forest management programme (JFMP) in India, rhetoric about women’s role ...
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Social Capital and Joint Forest Management Programme: A Comparative Study on Female headed and Joint Forest Protection Committees in West Bengal
... of JFMP agree that women’s involvement in JFMP will assist the solution of environmental problems 7 , improve the efficiency of environmental projects 8 and act as the most appropriate participant in ...
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A Study of Economic Outcome of Joint Forest Management Programme in West Bengal: The Strategic Decisions between Government and Forest Fringe Community
... particular programme (like JFM programme) from other variables (programmes) influencing these changes, unit of measurement (for example kilograms/days/standard ...the programme at the same ...the ...
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Benefit Relationship between Owner and User of Common Pool Resource: Evidence from Joint Forest Management Programme in West Bengal
... minor forest produce and small timbers (Mukherjee 1995, Naik 1997, Saxena and Sarin ...participatory management of forest in Arabari under Mednapore district, which acted as a key precursor to JFM ...
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Towards a Sustainable Joint Forest Management Programme: Evidence from Western Midnapore Division in West Bengal
... many forest communities in this area became increasingly indebted to money lenders and tax collectors, causing widespread mortgaging and loss of their agricultural ...from forest-based activities as the ...
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THE CASE OF MICROPLAN UNDER JOINT FOREST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME: CHAKADOBA, BANKURA DISTRICT
... of Forest Protection Committee. Further Khatra Forest Range of which Chakadoba was a part had demonstrated some effort to prepare the Microplan while for other areas like Bankura (North) or Bankura ...
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Social Capital and Network Externalities: Evidence from Gender Sensitive JFM Programme in West Bengal
... National Forest Policy (1988) of the Indian government asserted “creating a massive people’s involvement with the involvement of women” as one of its basic objectives (MoEF, 1988: para ...either joint or ...
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Moral Hazard Problem for Rural Labour Households under JFMP: A Study from Forest Dependent Groups in West Bengal
... of joint forest management in India were beginning to emerge in the Arabari Hill in Midnapore district of West Bengal during the early 1970s (Sundar and Jeffery, 1999:28; Sivaramakrishnan, 1999:90), ...
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JOINT FOREST MANAGEMENT AND ADAPTATION OF SAL (SHOREA ROBUSTA) AND ITS FLEXIBILITY IN WIDE RANGE OF ECOLOGICAL FACTORS IN FOREST GARDENS
... valuable forest timber which has immense innumerable uses in national as well as international ...as forest plantation plant species world-wide. The forest people had also faced certain edaphic ...
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A STUDY ON COMMUNITY MANAGED DEGRADED FOREST IN SRIKAKULAM AND VIZAYNAGARAM DISTRICTS OF ANDHRA PRADESH
... the Forest Department as a pilot project in Arabari, West Bengal in ...the forest policy of 1988 and JFM (Joint Forest Management) circular of June ...of forest management ...
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Historical Relevance of Joint Forest Management Proggramme and the Key Elements of its Sustainability: An Evidence from Western Midnapore Division in West Bengal
... the forest department also reserves the right to dissolve committees if they perform unsatisfactorily, or at least deny them the shares expected (Poffenberger and Singh, 1996; ...and forest bureaucracy, in ...
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Sustainable Rural Livelihoods under Joint Forest Managment (JFM) Programme: An Evidence from West Bengal, India
... for forest products, which is used for consumption by the FPC (Forest Protection Committee) member households; collector‟s price is taken into account for forest products, which is used for marketing ...
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Emergence of Resilience in the Context of Community Empowerment
... the Joint Forest Management (JFM) model in India, based on the National Forest Policy - 1998, witnessed a transformation of power over forest resources with different actors engaged in ...
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Delivering community benefits through REDD +: Lessons from Joint Forest Management in Zambia
... REDD programme and is focussed on national level planning, and tying REDD activities into broader climate change ...REDD programme is being headed by the Government Department of Forestry and is divided ...
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Joint Forest Management, Preservation Of Environment And Economic Empowerment
... upgradation programme (and motivations) for the stake holders and dissemination of information on the duties, responsibilities, broad provisions in JFM, accountability ...sustain forest management ...
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Forest dependency, participation in forest management and environmental sustainability: a case study in West Bengal, India
... how forest dependency influences household’s active participation in Joint Forest ...on forest for their income and consumption and are thus more interested to conserve forest ...the ...
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Collective Action for Forest Management, Challenges and Failures: Review Paper from Ethiopia in Particular
... community forest in the form of firewood, inputs for local drinks and handcrafts, harvesting of forest products for own house and fence construction, farm implements, forest related employment and ...
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Bulletin from the European Community for coal and steel, volume V no. 5, June 1958
... U.S.-EURATOM JOINT NUCLEAR PROGRAMME Collaboration in research and power development First official details of the proposed joint nuclear power and research programme to be undertaken by[r] ...
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Evaluation of the Community's indirect action programme of management and storage of radioactive waste. R&D Evaluation
... waste carried out since 1973 in the Joint Research Centre at Ispra, the Commission initiated, in 1975, an indirect action programme on the management and storage of ra.dioa.cti ve waste [r] ...
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Assessing participatory practices in community-based natural resource management: experiences in community engagement from southern Africa
... This suggests a lack of community ownership and empowerment within the project. Discontent was expressed at the lack of consultation on the activities proposed, and three of four communities asserted that the allocation ...
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