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There is a large variety of stakeholders involved when considering community forestry. Participation from some of the various levels of community, government and non-government organisations (NGOs) are essential in the project's success. While specific stakeholders vary between different community forestry projects the primary stakeholder groups are as follows:
Local CommunityCommunities living adjacent to or within the forestTraditional leaderships including village chief, elderly, clan heads, and spiritual leadershipsCommunity-based organisations including forest users groups, networks of inter-villages forest protection, etc.Community representatives / local councilsGovernmentState GovernmentNational GovernmentDepartments of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment etc.
(specific the country and/or region)
NGO'sEnvironmental/conservation groupsCommercial forestry industriesIndustries reliant on forests
(i.e. harvestable products other than wood, e.g. game meat)
Tourism industryAnimal welfare groupsNatural Ecosystem
Table 1. Common stakeholders involved with community forestry.[7][8]
Stakeholders of community forestry have a vested interest to establish sustainable practices, whether this be to develop and maintain a regular income, ensure that forests are sufficiently protected to ensure their longevity or to reduce illegal activities and manage the area in such a way to promote tourism and conservation. In this situation, stakeholders came to conclusion to handover forest resources to local communities for conserving, managing and utilization by their own decision. Despite significant development, continued improvement in the collaboration between local governments and forest communities seems to be a key point for better community forest management. A wide range of futures scenarios have been put up to help the environmental decision process.[9]
Local CommunityCommunities living adjacent to or within the forestTraditional leaderships including village chief, elderly, clan heads, and spiritual leadershipsCommunity-based organisations including forest users groups, networks of inter-villages forest protection, etc.Community representatives / local councilsGovernmentState GovernmentNational GovernmentDepartments of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment etc.
(specific the country and/or region)
NGO'sEnvironmental/conservation groupsCommercial forestry industriesIndustries reliant on forests
(i.e. harvestable products other than wood, e.g. game meat)
Tourism industryAnimal welfare groupsNatural Ecosystem
Table 1. Common stakeholders involved with community forestry.[7][8]
Stakeholders of community forestry have a vested interest to establish sustainable practices, whether this be to develop and maintain a regular income, ensure that forests are sufficiently protected to ensure their longevity or to reduce illegal activities and manage the area in such a way to promote tourism and conservation. In this situation, stakeholders came to conclusion to handover forest resources to local communities for conserving, managing and utilization by their own decision. Despite significant development, continued improvement in the collaboration between local governments and forest communities seems to be a key point for better community forest management. A wide range of futures scenarios have been put up to help the environmental decision process.[9]
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stackholders in the protected ks teak forests are multiple inasmuch as planing management of forests and forest resources, harvesting and use of forest products, communities within and outside the protected forests and agencies providing public services are being dealt with.
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