Enhancing adaptiveness and collaboration in community forestry in Nepal: reflections from participatory action research

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Enhancing adaptiveness and collaboration in community forestry in Nepal: reflections from participatory action research

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Authors

McDougall, C.,Ojha, H.,Pandey, R.K.,Banjade, M.R.,Pandit, B.H.

Publication year

2007

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