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... Distributional Aspect of Forest Income: A Study on JFM and non-JFM Forest Dependent Households Das, Nimai and Sarker, Debnarayan Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta CSSSC, R-[r] ... See full document

... of forest resource not only provides a significant increase in income of the community but also begets a major increase in income of the government who failed to receive such income while she ... See full document

... the forest resource dependent peoples through diversified livelihood ...the forest-dependent households (HHs) with a view to the empowerment of women and inclusion of development ...a ... See full document

... that JFM villages face lower risk- related hardship because of the lower value of risk index ...with non-JFM villages ...of JFM. During before JFM, however, no perceptible difference of ... See full document

... to JFM programme because prior to this programme neither government/panchayat nor NGOs/other non-institutional organizations make any effort of public works/collective efforts among the forest fringe ... See full document

... the forest dependent people to manage their livelihoods in adverse climatic situation ...38% households in the village of Jhunsura and only 11% households in the village of Baskula have formed ... See full document

... of forest resource and regulator of JFM programme, can not legally monitor actions of JFM households, the agent of the programme, who illegally extract timber forest products which ... See full document

... rural households are highly dependent on Common Property Resources for their subsistence and are therefore very much concerned about the regular depletion of the forest ...the forest resources ... See full document

... of forest products or of institutional arrangement under ...of JFM could not restrain the poor households, which are mainly dependent on forest resource for their livelihood security ... See full document

... before JFM situation. But the number of working days for forest fringe communities as wage labour under forest department is more or less ...After JFM situation, usually, one person from each ... See full document

... the households forest resource extraction play an important role in food security, mostly through income ...poorer households, forest products provide a safety-net, especially through ... See full document

... processing forest products may be a main source of income, or provide a supplementary income for people primarily involved in activities outside the forest, such as ...supplies. Forest ... See full document

... sale. Forest products are available at subsidised prices for members of the community group and at full market price for ...The income of the community forest is modeled as a separate ... See full document

... custodian forest management system (SRP action of government), the local forest fringe communities in different parts of India have mobilized repeatedly from long past to protect their traditional right on ... See full document

... The patient was the only daughter of her parents. The family history was negative for rheumatic, autoimmune, or metabolic bone diseases. The patient’s medical history was also negative. However, her backache, for which ... See full document

... of JFM Programme on Sustainable Rural Livelihoods (SRL) across socio-economic group of forest fringe communities in four sample FPCs (Forest Protection Committees) – one female FPC and three joint ... See full document

... the forest floor like enrichment planting, non-wood forest products cultivation, regional training for handicraft manufacturing and alternative income generation activities for the ... See full document

... The study addresses this by looking at the value of non-timber forest products to Yeak Loam communities, the dependence level of the local communities on the forest, the existing forest [r] ... See full document

... different forest types. Study plots of 400m 2 were randomly ...enumerate non tree species (Braun -Blanquet, 1951). Twenty plots were used to study plant ... See full document

... this study suggests that households living further away from market and FGR are less likely to collect NTFPs for household consumption and sales for cash income ...agricultural income are ... See full document