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634.2509 OKI-W The Georgia peach : | 634.772 KOE-D Banana : the fate of the fruit that changed the world / | 634.9 RUN-C Global deforestation / | 634.920954 KHA-I Forest governance and sustainable resource management / | 634.98 BRU-A Forest products biotechnology / | 635 DOC-K RHS how to garden : a practical introduction to gardening / | 635 HEL-B Remarkable plants : that shape our world / |
Forest governance and sustainable resource Management vividly presents the current state of management and governance of forests and other natural resources in India. It focuses on the substantial underperformance and needs to ensure effective implementation of the National forest policy to arrest further depletion of India’s rapidly declining forest cover. The book extensively covers the history of Forestry in India, The various forest policies, the legal and management frameworks, the various international conventions and protocols for dealing with climate change and how effective forest management can enable their implementation. It recommends various strategic, implementation and governance reforms to deal effectively with the current situation. A highlight of this book is its extensive coverage of the reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries (redd plus), a climate change mitigation solution adopted by the United Nations, and India’s state of readiness in implementing it. The book suggests that forests need to overcome their siege mentality and instead work towards empowering themselves to play a more proactive role in saving India’s forest resources.
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