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4 May 2005: The interface with local people has become stronger with the advent of initiatives like Joint Forest Management (JFM). ... Some legislators agreed that the relationship between the FD and people had improved, but it was.

4 May 2005: Our village studies from Harda suggested that local people found that meeting their nistar needs was very difficult. ... The MTO respondents argued. that over time, forest policy had resulted in increasing restrictions on people’s access to forests.

4 May 2005: Our village respondents suggested that the main role being played by the MTOs was articulating local issues, keeping a check on corruption and increasing awareness among people. • ... these organisations expressed the view that NGOs were generally

4 May 2005: Some village level MTO respondents felt that village people had initially accepted JFM because it had brought in employment and some usufruct benefits. ... Some respondents also stated that the Forest Department did not explain the benefit-sharing

4 May 2005: Some respondents felt that the chairpersons of committees had started acting as liaison workers of the Forest Department, and not as representatives of the people. ... 4. through the involvement of local people. Officials from Panchayati Raj institutions

4 May 2005: Narad-ji : You people just sit here playing cards. What’s the matter? ... people. What has the government to say about the problems of these villagers?

4 May 2005: Our village studies from Harda suggested that local people found that meeting their nistar needs was very difficult. ... The interface with local people has become stronger with the advent of initiatives like Joint Forest Management.

4 May 2005: somewhat sceptical of participation and people’s role, while being sympathetic to the. ... improved relationships & village/people’s development; it is also pro-. institutions(JFM, PRI).

4 May 2005: this objective. The State-People partnerships in the forest sector in Madhya Pradesh. ... people based approach’ led to changes in the work culture within the department.

4 May 2005: are authorized by the people to make policies and law for the country or state. ... It’s unfortunate that the people at the highest level are doing survival politics.”.

4 May 2005: There are examples of fully autonomous, self–sustainable people’s institutions like Amul Milk Producers Cooperatives in Gujarat. ... We have both successful and failure cases of these institutions in promoting people’s participation in community

4 May 2005: perceptions regarding the same ground reality. • Peoples perceptions are influenced by their knowledge. • ... people of the village. 10. Distress migration has decreased. PRI view of impacts:.

4 May 2005: 11. When People Organize: Forest Struggles and Repression in Dewas by Peoples Union For Democratic Rights. ... 9 Brothers to All Men 10 People’s Institute for Development and Training.

4 May 2005: 3.1 Introduction Involving people in forestry operations have been going on in India since time immemorial. ... Besides the nationalized NTFPs, there are numerous other NTFPs, which people collect and sell.

4 May 2005: and faulty adoption of administrative and political mechanisms, to give effect to the rights of the people. ... a right to a privilege and now, to a subsidy, and the impact of this change on peoples’ perceptions.