Impact Assessment on Participatory Forest Management Training for Forest Farmers——A Case Study of Shanlian Village in Fujian Province
Yali Wen
Abstract
Yali Wen
Abstract
Forest participatory management was important to forest farmers on forest management.Based on the situation of lacking public participates in making policy,though developing participatory forest management training on case village,the authors found that the participatory training on forest farmers' forest management had great significance,and recognized the need of forest resource management on forest farmers and the problems in current policies.The conclusion showed that forest participatory training had obvious effects on farmers' forest management,resource management policies lack of effective public participation and policy making was unreasonable.The authors proposed policy suggestions,and tried to promote forest participatory management training.
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Forest participatory management was important to forest farmers on forest management.Based on the situation of lacking public participates in making policy,though developing participatory forest management training on case village,the authors found that the participatory training on forest farmers' forest management had great significance,and recognized the need of forest resource management on forest farmers and the problems in current policies.The conclusion showed that forest participatory training had obvious effects on farmers' forest management,resource management policies lack of effective public participation and policy making was unreasonable.The authors proposed policy suggestions,and tried to promote forest participatory management training.
Key concepts: Citizen journalism, Forest management, Training (meteorology), Business, Participatory management, Environmental resource management, Resource management (computing), Community forestry