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Conflict and Natural Resource Management
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system is a prerequisite for sustainable management that is participatory and equitable. ... inequity in resource distribution; or poor policy and programme implementation. Conflict will always exist to some degree in every community, but it can often be managed and resolved. 2 COMMUNITY FORESTRY THE FORM AND INTENSITYof conflicts vary widely ...
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