This study seeks to explore policy framework on the impact of moral hazard problem in the JFMP in which government, the owner of forest resource, can not legally monitor actions of JFM households, the agent of the programme, who illegally extract timber forest products. Despite much decrease of illegal collection of TFPs after JFM by the JFM households, some poor JFM households have higher incidence in the illegal extraction of TFPs to meet up their minimum subsistence in which law or force can not effectively control the same which might create more adverse effect on the sustainability of forest resource
This study suggests that there is a narrower scope to expand inequality with the increase in forest ...
This study suggests that JFM households receive higher economic benefit after JFM: the physical incr...
There is a growing international concern about the depletion of forest resources and some states are...
This study explores policy framework on current JFM programme, which secures traditional right of lo...
This study seeks to explore the impact of a moral hazard problem in the Joint Forest Management (JFM...
This study explores policy framework on current JFM programme, which secures traditional right of lo...
This study explores policy framework on current JFM programme, which secures traditional right of lo...
This empirical study assesses the impact of community-based initiative under gender sensitive joint ...
The objectives of this article are to assess linkages and impact of participatory JFM Programme on S...
This paper attempts to find out the economic outcome of joint forest management (JFM) programme for ...
In an attempt to examine the extent of risk faced by households under gender sensitive JFM programme...
This paper attempts to find out the economic outcome of joint forest management (JFM) programme for ...
Around 28% of the total forest area in India has been brought under Joint Forest Management (JFM) an...
With regard to forest management, rural livelihood, and poverty in India, it is often debated that J...
In India, the Indian Forest Acts of 1865 and 1878 transferred the ownership of all forest land and i...
This study suggests that there is a narrower scope to expand inequality with the increase in forest ...
This study suggests that JFM households receive higher economic benefit after JFM: the physical incr...
There is a growing international concern about the depletion of forest resources and some states are...
This study explores policy framework on current JFM programme, which secures traditional right of lo...
This study seeks to explore the impact of a moral hazard problem in the Joint Forest Management (JFM...
This study explores policy framework on current JFM programme, which secures traditional right of lo...
This study explores policy framework on current JFM programme, which secures traditional right of lo...
This empirical study assesses the impact of community-based initiative under gender sensitive joint ...
The objectives of this article are to assess linkages and impact of participatory JFM Programme on S...
This paper attempts to find out the economic outcome of joint forest management (JFM) programme for ...
In an attempt to examine the extent of risk faced by households under gender sensitive JFM programme...
This paper attempts to find out the economic outcome of joint forest management (JFM) programme for ...
Around 28% of the total forest area in India has been brought under Joint Forest Management (JFM) an...
With regard to forest management, rural livelihood, and poverty in India, it is often debated that J...
In India, the Indian Forest Acts of 1865 and 1878 transferred the ownership of all forest land and i...
This study suggests that there is a narrower scope to expand inequality with the increase in forest ...
This study suggests that JFM households receive higher economic benefit after JFM: the physical incr...
There is a growing international concern about the depletion of forest resources and some states are...