Community forestry groups and gender inequality in South Asia

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Community forestry groups and gender inequality in South Asia

Community forestry groups and gender inequality in South Asia

Author(s): Agarwal, B.

Organization: id21 Development Research Reporting Service

Year: 2003

Region(s) of Coverage: South Asia

Themes: Gender

Last Updated: Tuesday, 3 August 2010

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Is collective action in the context of community forestry equitable, efficient and sustainable? This study examines this question from a gender perspective in the context of India and Nepal, and suggests ways in which the functioning of community forestry groups can be improved.

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Bina Agarwal

India
Professor of Economics//Executive Committee Member, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi University

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