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Participatory Forest Management and its contributions: Participatory Forest Management a cure for deforestation and a strategy for climate change mitigation - Couverture souple

Bogale Waktola, Mideksa

 
9783659243578: Participatory Forest Management and its contributions: Participatory Forest Management a cure for deforestation and a strategy for climate change mitigation

Synopsis

Deforestation has long history in Ethiopia; particularly, in Chilimo forest under different governments regimes for their non-participatory approaches (protectionist approaches) that denied the socio-economic and cultural ties of the local community with the forest ecosystem and considered them as the forest enemies which exacerbated the situation overtime with the fall of the regimes. This book, therefore, provides how local community has re-consulted for their indigenous forest management practices under participatory forest management for improvement in forest management practices and better forest condition under each forest user cooperative which may benefit development planners, resource managers, researchers and extension workers in different organizations at different levels for better replication of the approaches to other areas in the country as well as elsewhere.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Deforestation has long history in Ethiopia; particularly, in Chilimo forest under different governments regimes for their non-participatory approaches (protectionist approaches) that denied the socio-economic and cultural ties of the local community with the forest ecosystem and considered them as the forest enemies which exacerbated the situation overtime with the fall of the regimes. This book, therefore, provides how local community has re-consulted for their indigenous forest management practices under participatory forest management for improvement in forest management practices and better forest condition under each forest user cooperative which may benefit development planners, resource managers, researchers and extension workers in different organizations at different levels for better replication of the approaches to other areas in the country as well as elsewhere.

Biographie de l'auteur

Mideksa Bogale Waktola,MSC:Studied Environmental Science At Ambo University.Project Coordinator at Ethiopian Catholic Secretariat,Ethiopia.

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