Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts
This Policy Brief presents some of the lessons learned from research work related to the search for appropriate mechanisms to manage forest resources, and conflicts arising from contested rights to forest resources in eastern and central Africa (ECA).
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ECAPAPA/ASARECA
2005
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49645 |
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| description | This Policy Brief presents some of the lessons learned from research work related to the search for appropriate mechanisms to manage forest resources, and conflicts arising from contested rights to forest resources in eastern and central Africa (ECA). |
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| spelling | CGSpace496452024-01-09T09:47:49Z Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts Eastern and Central Africa Programme for Policy Analysis This Policy Brief presents some of the lessons learned from research work related to the search for appropriate mechanisms to manage forest resources, and conflicts arising from contested rights to forest resources in eastern and central Africa (ECA). 2005 2014-10-29T08:30:06Z 2014-10-29T08:30:06Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/49645 en Open Access application/pdf ECAPAPA/ASARECA ECAPAPA 2005. Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts. ECAPAPA Policy Brief No. 7. ECAPAPA/ASARECA, Entebbe, Uganda. |
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| title | Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts |
| title_full | Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts |
| title_fullStr | Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts |
| title_full_unstemmed | Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts |
| title_short | Who’s Forest? Implications of Different Management Regimes for Sustainable Utilisation and Minimisation of Conflicts |
| title_sort | who s forest implications of different management regimes for sustainable utilisation and minimisation of conflicts |
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