A synthesis report by
Theo M.P. Oltheten
Reprinted 1999
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The five established community forestry projects
The four Participatory Upland Conservation and Development field projects
III. Major Lessons Learned from the Case Studies
Participatory planning as a learning process
IV. Conclusions and Recommendations
The two dimensions of participatory planning: local and institutional
V. The Community Forestry Case Studies
The PREVINOBA project in Senegal
The Community Forestry Project in Potosi, Bolivia
The Malakand/Dir Social Forestry Project in Pakistan
The Los Maribios project in Nicaragua
The Begnas Tal Rupa Tal Watershed Management Project in Nepal
Community Forestry Publications
Figure 1.1: Local conditions for participatory planning
Figure 1.2: Critical institutional aspects for participatory approaches
Figure 5.1: The community forestry approach
Figure 5.2: The village land use planning approach
Figure 5.3: Participatory extension approach
Figure 5.4: Stages of programme development in BTRT project area