Titlebook: Community-Based Forest Management (CBFM) in Bangladesh; Tapan Kumar Nath,Mohammed Jashimuddin,Makoto Inoue Book 2016 Springer Internationa

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The Transformation of the State in Indonesiatural technology, effective community participation is essential. In this chapter, we discuss the process and level of community participation in agroforestry development, state of agroforestry, and participant’s opinion on sustainability of agroforestry. We also discuss the challenges and opportuni

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Introduction, Aims, and Outline, It also sets the aim(s) of this book. The CBFM programs have been promoted in many countries as an innovative and potential approach to improved forest management and conservation strategies with a comprehensive blend of ecological and socioeconomic objectives. Many countries have now developed, or

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The CBFM in Bangladesh: A Historical Background,ement, CBFM is a recent intervention. In Bangladesh, this approach has been evolved from a policy emphasis over commercial production toward a more people-centric model designed to support the conservation of forest resources. First introduced in the late 1970s, community forestry, a form of CBFM, h

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,Betagi–Pomra Community Forestry (CF): 35?Years of Pioneer CBFM in Bangladesh,articipants by employing DFID’s sustainable livelihood framework. Respondents were asked to recall and provide data at the beginning of the project (hereafter BP) and at the time of interview, at present (hereafter AP). A SWOT analysis was conducted, through group discussion, to explore the possible

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Co-management of Protected Areas (PA): A Paradigm Shift in PA Management,desh forest department (FD) have been implementing protected areas (PA) co-management in Bangladesh that aimed to protect rapidly deteriorating forest biodiversity of the country. Drawing on data from the Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary (CWS), in this chapter we examined peoples’ dependency on forest res

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Community Participation in Agroforestry Development: Lessons Learned from a Collaborative Research tural technology, effective community participation is essential. In this chapter, we discuss the process and level of community participation in agroforestry development, state of agroforestry, and participant’s opinion on sustainability of agroforestry. We also discuss the challenges and opportuni

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