Historic shift towards silviculture by people in Asia: a review and country case studies on community based forest management from Nepal, the Philippines and Indonesia
| Publication Type | Journal Article |
| Year of Publication | 2000 |
| Authors | Schulte, A,; Sah, S, |
| Journal Title | Bodenkultur |
| Volume | 51 |
| Pagination | 291-299 |
| ISBN Number | 0006-5471 |
| Key Words | community forestry; forest management; forest policy; forests; history; silviculture; social forestry; trends |
| Abstract | The land use history, development of forest policy and practice, and the shift from forest-based industry to participatory or people-oriented forestry is outlined for three Asian nations (Nepal, the Philippines and Indonesia) which differ greatly in ecological, socioeconomic, cultural and political aspects. |
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