Social equity and livelihood implications of REDD+ in rural communities – a case study from Nepal

Mohan Poudel; Rik Thwaites; Digby Race; Ganga Ram Dahal

doi:10.18352/ijc.444

Social equity and livelihood implications of REDD+ in rural communities – a case study from Nepal

International Journal of the Commons

Volume 9 (2015): Issue 1

By: Mohan Poudel, Rik Thwaites, Digby Race and Ganga Ram Dahal

Open Access

|Mar 2015

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figures/ijc2015-2015001-004.jpg — Locating case study CFUGs in Ludhikhola watershed, Gorkha Nepal.

figures/ijc2015-2015001-001.jpg — Users’ wellbeing composition in the study CFUGs.

figures/ijc2015-2015001-002.jpg — Sources of forest products to different wellbeing ranking households. (n=61).

figures/ijc2015-2015001-003.jpg — Average annual resource consumption by different wellbeing households in the case study CFUGs. *(n=61, Timber cubic feet; Firewood & Fodder: 100 kg)*.

Table 1

Summarizing findings linking causal chain from the social equity perspective.

Table 2

Criteria applied for household wellbeing ranking in the study CFUGs.

Table 3

Power structure by social composition and total grant received by CFUGs.

Note: Poor include both very poor & poor wellbeing households; * refers to chairperson;** refer to both chairperson & secretary.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18352/ijc.444 | Journal eISSN: 1875-0281

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Language: English

Published on: Mar 16, 2015

Published by: Uopen Journals

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