Introduction to Chapter 5

Mukasa et al. continue in Chapter 5 with the ACM programme that was conducted in Uganda, but these authors focus instead on the process of ACM, the specific attempts the community members undertook with the team's facilitation and the impacts at that time. The authors have also been able to rev...

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Published inAdaptive Collaborative Management in Forest Landscapes Vol. 1; p. 105
Main Authors Colfer, Carol J. Pierce, Prabhu, Ravi, Larson, Anne M.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Routledge 2022
Edition1
Subjects
Nuevo Horizonte
Specific Attempts
Young Man
Forest User Groups
Barotse Floodplain
Forest Adjacent Communities
Community Forestry
Team's Facilitation
Consistent Involvement
ACM
Multi-stakeholder Forums
Careful Facilitation
CIFOR
Civil Society
Follow
Participatory Forest Management Approaches
Agnostic
Forestry
Participatory Forest Management
Forest Landscapes
Adaptive Collaborative Management
Forest Management Unit Level
National Forestry Authority
Adaptive Collaborative Management Approach
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Summary:Mukasa et al. continue in Chapter 5 with the ACM programme that was conducted in Uganda, but these authors focus instead on the process of ACM, the specific attempts the community members undertook with the team's facilitation and the impacts at that time. The authors have also been able to revisit these sites more recently and provide up-to-date assessments of the longevity of many, though not all, of their efforts. A number of the communities' concerns have significance for the global restoration efforts now underway – efforts that frequently inadequately attend to the needs, interests and capabilities of local people. The experience of this ACM team should be directly applicable to many such programmes.
ISBN:9781032053677
1032053674
1032053682
9781032053684
DOI:10.4324/9781003197256-8