Nepal Participatory Poverty Assessment
Design and implementation of Nepal’s first post-peace process participatory governance assessment, commissioned by DFID Nepal.
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Water and sanitation mapping - WaterAid learning for advocacy and good practice - Nepal
Katharina WelleWaterAid country programmes increasingly use mapping as a tool to support their ongoing work in-country. Mapping is used as an advocacy tool as a way of providing citizens and local governments with information and arguments to demand improved services and, on an operational level, to improve the sustainability and equity of service delivery.
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Local struggle towards grassroot democracy: A case of Terai dalit movement for right to community forestry in Eastern Nepal
6Arjun Thapaliya, Sudeep Jana and Somat GhimireThis case examines the grassroots struggle of a socially excluded low caste group in eastern Nepal to establish their right to the management and use of community forests
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Grassroots Organisation Engaging Conservation Agency in Nepal: A case of indigenous fishing communities' struggle for right to fishing in South-Central Nepal
5Anil Bhattarai and Sudeep JanaThis case examines the struggle of the Bote, Majhi and Musahar communities for their right to fish in a river and have access to local forest resources in South-Central Nepal.
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Productive Strategies for Poor Rural Households to Participate Successfully in Global Economic Processes - Regional scan for South Asia (India, Nepal and Bhutan)
Priya DeshingkarSouth Asian economies are undergoing unprecedented transformation with changes in global markets and national level policy reforms to promote the liberalization and privatization of manufacturing and marketing.
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Donors and the Fragile States Agenda: A Survey of Current Thinking and Practice
Diana Cammack, Dinah McLeod and Alina Rocha Menocal with Karin ChristiansenThis report for JICA outlines the fragile states agenda as it relates to international development and aid.
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Understanding and addressing spatial poverty traps
International workshop entitled ‘Understanding and Addressing Spatial Poverty Traps’, hosted by ODI and CPRC, on Thursday 29th March at the Spier Estate Conference Centre near Cape Town in Stellenbosch, South Africa. -
Building state-people relationships in forestry
Mary HobleyIn this overview, the origins of the forms of forestry are discussed and the implications in terms of the benefits accruing to people, the institutional responses and the ecological changes
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Constitución de Relaciones entre el Estado y la Población para el Manejo y la Explotación Forestal
Mary HobleyEn este trabajo, que constituye una visión general del tema, se brinda una reseña de los orígenes de estas formas de manejo forestal y sus implicancias en cuanto a beneficios que ha reportado a la población, respuestas institucionales y cambios ecológicos. El trabajo se centra en los cambios que tuvieron lugar en India y Nepal entre las décadas del ochenta y noventa –cuando se adquirió gran parte de la experiencia inicial en la materia–, los que tuvieron una gran influencia en muchos países de otros continentes.
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Édification des rapports État-population en foresterie
Mary HobleyCet article analyse cette forme de foresterie au même titre que ses répercussions en termes de revenus pour les populations, de réponses institutionnelles et de changements écologiques.