Exclusion from Developmental Projects & Rural Livelihood Strategies

Rural people depend upon forest and resources they have, for their livelihood development. The situation of non-membership/exclusion can see in most of the community forestry user groups and many other development projects as well. Those households who are non-members/excluded and they are being denied the access and use of community forestry. Understanding of the consequences of exclusion and non-membership from the community forestry to rural livelihood, Comparison of the livelihood strategies of members and non-member households, how coping strategies vary for households that are members and excluded from developmental projects and the constrains to inclusion of new membership in the community forestry are analyzed.

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Has obtained Msc in Sustainable Agricultural Development from Ireland and Denmark Universities. He has wide experience in Social Work, especially in the field of Rural Development, Women and Children etc. He has involved in several studies and workshops and has written&drawn several Information Education Communication materials on different issues.