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India's forests - Stepping stone or millstone for the poor?

Damania, Richard; Joshi, Anupam; Russ, Jason - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 125 (2020), pp. 1-12

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Socio Economic Impact of Chichawatni Forest

Tariq, Kashif Mahmood - 2012

This work is about the socio economic importance and impacts of artificial plantation in Pakistan. It has a special emphasis on Timber laws and its practicality with regards to plantations. It concludes that governments in Pakistan are not sensitive for the preservation and exploitation of...

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Project on FRA ACT 2006 : The Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act 2006

Gochhayat, Sai Abhipsa - 2011

From the inception of human civilisation, man was in a nomadic stage depending upon the nature and forest for his … globalization and modernisation, there are many people who are staying in forest and are dependent upon nature. These people came to … be known as tribal people all over the world. The existing relationship between the tribal people and the forest exist …

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Community Forestry, Regulated Access to Forest Resources and Impact on Third Party Livelihoods : A Case of Fire-Wood Collectors from Kanagodu-Nadamanchale in Sagar Forest Division

D'Souza, Ozmond Roshan - 2013

community forestry projects and the resultant regulated access to forest resources affects a certain category of people from …Forest resources provide innumerable benefits to various elements and stakeholders who form part of the ‘nature’. The … immediate and tangible benefits are those enjoyed by living creatures, particularly the human beings. Forest resources also …

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