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The Nepal-Australia Forestry Project

K. R. Shepherd

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Summary The Nepal-Australia Forestry Project is an Australian aid project administered by the Department of Forestry in the Australian National University. It is mostly concerned with community forestry development in the Chautara region of Nepal but assistance is given at the same time to the work of the government Forestry Department in that area. The history of, and the philosophy behind, the project are explored and the reciprocal benefits for a University department from participation in such an aid programme are outlined.

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Summary The Nepal-Australia Forestry Project is an Australian aid project administered by the Department of Forestry in the Australian National University. It is mostly concerned with community forestry development in the Chautara region of Nepal but assistance is given at the same time to the work of the government Forestry Department in that area. The history of, and the philosophy behind, the project are explored and the reciprocal benefits for a University department from participation in such an aid programme are outlined.

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Summary The Nepal-Australia Forestry Project is an Australian aid project administered by the Department of Forestry in the Australian National University. It is mostly concerned with community forestry development in the Chautara region of Nepal but assistance is given at the same time to the work of the government Forestry Department in that area. The history of, and the philosophy behind, the project are explored and the reciprocal benefits for a University department from participation in such an aid programme are outlined.

Key concepts: Community forestry, Work (physics), Forestry, Government (linguistics), Community work, Political science, Environmental planning, Business

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