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Acharya, K.P.  Conserving biodiversity and improving livelihoods: The case of community forestry in Nepal.

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Ackermann, Klaus.  The role of dry forests in Madagascar as a safety net in the rural livelihood system.

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Albrecht, Jörg and Andreas Obser.  Linking levels of governance: from international forest related agreements to benefits for the people.

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Barrow, E. and W. Mlenge.  Trees as key to pastoralist risk management in semi-arid landscapes in Shinyanga, Tanzania and Turkana, Kenya.

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Barry, Deborah, Jeffrey Y. Campbell, James Fahn, Hein Mallee and Ujjwal Pradhan.  Achieving significant impact at scale: Reflections on the challenge for global community forestry.

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Belcher, Brian, Manuel Ruiz-Perez and Ramadhani Achdiawan.  Global patterns and trends in NTFP development.

7.

Bertomeu, Manuel G.  Smallholder maize-timber agroforestry systems in Northern Mindanao, Philippines: Profitability and contribution to the timber industry sector.

8.

Bray, David Barton.  Mexican community forestry: Perspectives on common property enterprises and asset-building.

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Brodbeck, Frank, Frantisek Hapla and Ralph Mitlöhner.  Traditional forest gardens as "safety net" for rural households in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.

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Brown, David.  Is the best the enemy of the good? Livelihoods perspectives on bushmeat harvesting and trade - some issues and challenges.

11.

Bugayong, Leonida A.  Socioeconomic and environmental benefits of agroforestry practices in a Community-based Forest Management site in the Philippines.

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Cernea, Michael M. and Kai Schmidt-Soltau.  Biodiversity conservation versus population resettlement: risks to nature and risks to people.

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Fay, Chip and Genevieve Michon.  Redressing forestry hegemony - Where a forestry regulatory framework is best replaced by an agrarian one.

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Ferraro, Paul J. and David Simpson.  Protecting forests and biodiversity: Are investments in eco-friendly production activities the best way to protect endangered ecosystems and enhance rural livelihoods?

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Gautam, Madan K, Eryl H Roberts and Bijay K Singh.  Community Based Leasehold Approach and Agroforestry Technology for Restoring Degraded Hill Forests and Improving Rural Livelihoods in Nepal.

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Hedden-Dunkhorst, Bettina, Manfred Denich, Konrad Vielhauer, Arisbe Mendoza- Escalante, Jan Börner, Thomas Hurtienne, Francisco Romualdo de Sousa Filho, Tatiana Deane de Abreu Sá and Francisco de Assis Costa.  Forest-based fallow systems: A safety net for smallholders in the Eastern Amazon?

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Horning, Nadia Rabesahala.  The cost of ignoring rules: How Madagascar's biodiversity and rural livelihoods have suffered from institutional shortcomings.

18.

Jadhav, Yogesh D.  Sustainable livelihoods through certification of non-wood forest products - A case study of tropical forests in Central India.

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Jagger, Pamela, John Pender and Berhanu Gebremedhin.  Woodlot devolution in Northern Ethiopia: Opportunities for empowerment, smallholder income diversification, and sustainable land management.

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Jones, Helen C.  Participation in FSC certified Community Forest Management Projects in the Brazilian Amazon.

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Karmacharya, Mukunda, Birendra Karna and Elinor Ostrom.  Rules, incentives and enforcement: Livelihood strategies of community forestry and leasehold forestry users in Nepal.

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Levang, Patrice, Edmond Dounias and Soaduon Sitorus  Out of the forest, out of poverty?

23.

Máñez, Maria A. and Manfred Zeller.  Peasants' production systems and the integration of incentives for watershed protection. A case study in Guatemala.

24.

McSweeney, Kendra.  Tropical forests as safety nets? The relative importance of forest product sale as smallholder insurance, Eastern Honduras.

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Nebel, Gustav, Jette Bredahl Jacobsen, Roberto Quevedo and Finn Helles.  A strategic view of commercially based community forestry in indigenous territories in the lowlands of Bolivia.

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Nepstad, Daniel, Claudia Azevedo-Ramos and Eirivelthon Lima.  Governing the Amazon timber industry for maximum social and environmental benefits.

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Parren, Marc P.E. and Moses K. Sam.  Elephant corridor creation and local livelihood improvement in West Africa.

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Peter H. May, Emily Boyd, Manyu Chang, Fernando C. Veiga  Local sustainable development effects of forest carbon projects in Brazil and Bolivia: a view from the field.

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Pierce, Alan, Patricia Shanley and Sarah Laird.  Certification of non-timber forest products: limitations and implications of a market-based conservation tool.

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Pretzsch, Jürgen.  Forest related rural livelihood strategies in national and global development.

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Regmi, Bishwa Nath.  Contribution of agroforestry for rural livelihoods: A case of Dhading District, Nepal.

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Rice, Richard, Jörg Linke, Aaron Bruner, Luis Suárez and Jared Hardner.  Conservation incentive agreements: An approach to linking conservation and economic development on Indigenous lands in Ecuador.

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Ros-Tonen, Mirjam A.F. and K. Freerk Wiersum.  The importance of non-timber forest products for forest-based rural livelihoods: an evolving research agenda.

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Rosyadi, Slamet and Nunung Nuryartono.  Does tumpangsari program benefit the poor? A case study in rural Banyumas, Central Java, Indonesia.

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Shaanker, R. Uma, K. N. Ganeshaiah, Smitha Krishnan, R. Ramya, C. Meera, N. A. Aravind, Arvind Kumar, Dinesh Rao, G. Vanraj, J. Ramachandra, Remi Gauthier, Jaboury Ghazoul, Nigel Poole, and B. V. Chinnappa Reddy.  Livelihood gains and ecological costs of NTFP dependence: assessing the roles of dependence, ecological knowledge and market structure in three contrasting human and ecological settings in south India.

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Shackleton, Charlie and Sheona Shackleton.  Value of non-timber forest products and rural safety nets in South Africa.

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Stack, Jayne, Andrew Dorward, Tendayi Gondo, Peter Frost, Frank Taylor and Nyarai Kurebgaseka.  Mopane worm utilisation and rural livelihoods in Southern Africa.

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Stewart, Jane, Sophie Higman, Larianna Brown, Dawn Robinson and Vivian Peachey.  Increasing the contribution of forest certification to sustainable rural livelihoods.

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Stoian, Dietmar.  Making the best of two worlds: rural and peri-urban livelihood options sustained by non-timber forest products from the Bolivian Amazon.

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Tarasofsky, Richard.  Sharpening the impact of international legal agreements relating to forests: Bridging the gap between global and local.

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Vermeulen, Sonja, Ani Adiwinata Nawir and James Mayers.  Better livelihoods through partnership? A review of the impacts of deals between communities and forestry companies on local development.

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Vosti, Stephen A, Evaldo Muñoz Braz, Chantal Line Carpentier, Marcus V. N. d'Oliveira and Julie Witcover.  Small-scale managed forestry at the Brazilian agricultural frontier: Adoption, effects and policy issues.