Sustainable resource use and value addition
of MFPs - better conservation practices.
Significant reduction in fuel wood extraction
and fodder collection from PAs in some
project sites by adopting energy efficient
devices and fodder development.
Reduction in use of chemical fertilizers.
Reduced carbon footprints with conservation
gains.
Development of diverse models of
sustainable livelihood for communities
staying around PAs - enhanced household
income.
Development of value added products like
Mahua jam, Tamarind cake, Ragi biscuits,
mud pottery and coir mats etc.
Establishment of linkage between local
institutions and marketing partners.
Empowerment of local institutions for better facilities in their villages around PAs.
Improved Quality of life and reduced drudgery especially for women from fuel wood and fodder
collection.
Empowerment of women groups to manage enterprises on their own and,
Better relations of local communities and institutions with the forest department, agriculture
department, horticulture department, technical institutes, banks and marketing agencies.
Decentralized way of functioning transform institutional tools and enable people to be participants
and beneficiaries of development governance: Socio-economic values.
Gender integrative participatory technology development/appropriation.
Eco-restoration and livelihood gain through judicious use and deliver of appropriate technology
package customized with involvement of people at all levels.
Need is to adopt “systems management approach” for technology absorption with social and
managerial inputs taking into account the perceptions of people - Access resource use factors.
Importance of S&T base (science based NGOs) in the actual area for effective technological
intervention/ to develop location specific technology package with hand holding of community.
Strong institutional linkages between S&T based field groups/NGOs and R&D institutions to
source and disseminate the proven technological package at grassroots which empowers and
enable community to seek local solutions.
Equal sharing of benefits amongst different stakeholders.
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of MFPs - better conservation practices.
Significant reduction in fuel wood extraction
and fodder collection from PAs in some
project sites by adopting energy efficient
devices and fodder development.
Reduction in use of chemical fertilizers.
Reduced carbon footprints with conservation
gains.
Development of diverse models of
sustainable livelihood for communities
staying around PAs - enhanced household
income.
Development of value added products like
Mahua jam, Tamarind cake, Ragi biscuits,
mud pottery and coir mats etc.
Establishment of linkage between local
institutions and marketing partners.
Empowerment of local institutions for better facilities in their villages around PAs.
Improved Quality of life and reduced drudgery especially for women from fuel wood and fodder
collection.
Empowerment of women groups to manage enterprises on their own and,
Better relations of local communities and institutions with the forest department, agriculture
department, horticulture department, technical institutes, banks and marketing agencies.
Decentralized way of functioning transform institutional tools and enable people to be participants
and beneficiaries of development governance: Socio-economic values.
Gender integrative participatory technology development/appropriation.
Eco-restoration and livelihood gain through judicious use and deliver of appropriate technology
package customized with involvement of people at all levels.
Need is to adopt “systems management approach” for technology absorption with social and
managerial inputs taking into account the perceptions of people - Access resource use factors.
Importance of S&T base (science based NGOs) in the actual area for effective technological
intervention/ to develop location specific technology package with hand holding of community.
Strong institutional linkages between S&T based field groups/NGOs and R&D institutions to
source and disseminate the proven technological package at grassroots which empowers and
enable community to seek local solutions.
Equal sharing of benefits amongst different stakeholders.
Emerging Model of Ecosystem Services and Effective Governance …
589