Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

 Myth or reality?

• Meeting demand of forest products for 2 Lakhs users from 3000 ha. forest
• 15 VDCs and a Municipality working together to manage a patch of forest
• Effective collaboration of forest users, GOs and NGOs,
• Revenue of 50 million rupees a year

Doesn't it sound incredible and nonsense?

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Forest Action and RECOFTC are organizing an international training course, "Introducing Community Forestry: Innovative Ideas, Practices and Methodologies" in Nepal.

Forest Action and RECOFTC have collaborated to design a training program that will identify and analyze key community forestry concepts, practices and methodologies. The training will take place in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The course will utilize the extensive experience of community forestry in Nepal as a building block to explore the issues, but further case studies and experiences from throughout the region will also be incorporated into the course to expand the discussions.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.

Background and Rationale

It has been very much essential to know the spatial as well as temporal distribution of the resource if they are to be properly mananged in a sustainable manner because that helps to assess the status of the resources at different geography, which has a very strong management implication. Based on the resource base situation, certain management prescriptions can be recommended. But the question is reliability and validity of the data collected. The Remote Sensing (RS), Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) are such technologies that are much more reliable, precise and efficient as well than any other resource assessment technology. These technologies give a visual impression of the landscape that helps to make quick decision in resource management.