the support of TWASUSM fellowship for funding the PhD study of the corresponding author
The ecosystem services provided by the Bangladesh Sundarbans contribute in various sectors especially to the livelihood of the surrounding peoples, but they are often overlooked in the valuation process. This study in...
supported by The College of Agriculture,Engineering and Science,University of Kwa Zulu-Natal through its postgraduate student bursary(JP 5956-48901)
In South Africa, non-timber forest products, especially mopane worms (Imbrasia belina) have become an important source of food and cash income for rural people living in or near the mopane woodlands. However, the co...
supported by Alexander von Humboldt Foundation(Av H),Bonn,Germany
Tropical forests contain many tree species that have supplied edible fruits for centuries.These fruits have contributed to human diets due to their richness in nutrients,vitamins,minerals,antioxidants and their low an...
supported by Rural Capacity Building Project(RCBP)
We identified the major non-timber forest products (NTFPs), their contributions to household incomes, and the determinants influenc-ing engagement of households in using NTFPs in the Bonga forest area of Gimbo and D...
We focused on key aspects of forest governance for biodiver- sity conservation in implementing new climate change policies. The national forest institutions must be adaptive to identify the existing pitfalls of prior ...