Publisher : Daya Publishing House-FAO Author : J E M Arnold Language : English Edition : Latest By Publishers Book Cover : Hard Back ISBN : 9788170354079
Table of Content
Chapter 1: Background; Introduction
Defining common property concepts and terms
Common property or open access? Institutional factors
Circumstances favouring common property
Forest resources and outputs as common propertyChapter 2: Learning From Systems With Historical And Indigenous Origins; Southeast Asia
South Asia
Forest belt
Hill areas
Low rainfall plains
Sub-saharan Africa
South America
Lessons learned
The decline in management of forests as common property
Common property regimes that have endured or emergedChapter 3: Case Studies of Contemporary Collective And Co-Management Systems; Management of natural resources on communal lands
Ejido forests-Mexico
Campfire-Zimbabwe
Joint or collective management of areas of state forest
Hill community forestry-Nepal
Van panchayats-Uttar Pradesh
India
Joint forest management-India
Management of forestryand agriculture on forest land
Communal forest stewardship agreements-The Philippines
Forest villages-Thailand
Management of collective forestation on village lands
Social forestry village woodlots-India
Village forestry-Republic of KoreaChapter 4: Assessing the Implications of Past And Ongoing Experience; A framework for analysis
Identifying local circumstances favourable to common property management
Characteristics of the group of users
Attributes of institutional arrangements
Economic pressure and opportunities
The legal and tenurial context
Conflict resolution
The presence of the state
Decentralization and devolution
Transition issues within forest departments
NGOs as intermediaries and providers of support servicesChapter 5: Conclusions; Broader factors affecting choice of forest management regimes
Supporting local collective management of forests
Local factors affecting capacity to organize and manage
