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Introduction,s termed co-production, has become an emerging theme in both academic literature and practice. In addition, the chapter outlines the manner in which local and traditional knowledge could find a place in India’s climate adaptation policies. The chapter concludes with a summary of the contributions in this volume.

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Impact of Climate Change on Forest Dwelling Communities and the Role of Forest Department in Mitigat dwellers by creating shortages of drinking water, water for cattle, shortage of fodder, invasion of alien weeds, unforeseen droughts and floods, changes in crop patterns, frequent forest fires and spread of epidemics. Forest Departments therefore play a key role in mitigating the impact of Climate change on the forest dwelling communities.

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Institut für Afrika-Kunde,Rolf Hofmeieral inequalities and inequities that shape these diversities. Instead they have the potential to reinforce existing vulnerabilities and livelihood insecurities. There is a need for knowledge, actions and movements situated from the standpoints of the marginalized actors. We need to rely on the streng