An ex-post methodology for measuring poor people's participation in social forestry: an example from Java, Indonesia
One of the key goals of social forestry is to involve the poor as project beneficiaries. It is possible to measure the degree of attainment of this goal by collecting socioeconomic data before and after project implementation. This approach cannot be applied at the many sites where ex-ante data were...
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1997
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/17829 |
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