Livelihood and gender : equity in community resource managment

By:

Sumit

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage Pub.; 2004Description: 452pISBN:

780761997795

Subject(s):

Natural resource-India-Management

DDC classification:

333.70820954 LIV

Summary: This book has critiqued natural resource management from a gendered perspective. Almost all of the contributors are concerned with people′s changing livelihoods and resource base. They examine the overlapping strands that cut across the issue of engendering community rights in natural resource management. The volume tries to grasp the complexity of the interlinkages between gender and natural resources.

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This book has critiqued natural resource management from a gendered perspective. Almost all of the contributors are concerned with people′s changing livelihoods and resource base. They examine the overlapping strands that cut across the issue of engendering community rights in natural resource management. The volume tries to grasp the complexity of the interlinkages between gender and natural resources.

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