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Untold Stories: ‘Writing Back’ to Silencent and utilisation are all transferred to those who live with the resources, these communities will develop positive attitudes towards the resources and use them in a sustainable manner (Murphree 1991).

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Introductionasingly) evaluation of projects and programmes to reverse a history of decay and destruction. As with all social innovations, however, this new orthodoxy may be observed rhetorically, but with little commitment to practice.

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CAMPFIRE: Tonga Cosmovision and Indigenous Knowledgent and utilisation are all transferred to those who live with the resources, these communities will develop positive attitudes towards the resources and use them in a sustainable manner (Murphree 1991).

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Devolution of Decision-making: Lessons from Community Forest Management at the Kilum–Ijim Forest Prottitudes to conservation (Infield 1989; Parry and Campbell 1992; Heinen 1993; Mkanda and Munthali 1994; Fiallo and Jacobsen 1995; Nepal and Weber 1995). Without local support, excluding people from protected areas, or enforcement of regulations on access to or use of natural resources requires high

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2947-8863 shing grounds and grazing land) have been increasingly managed by centralised institutions. Governments and other national agencies have argued that this promotes efficiency, equity, and other wide national goals. Recently this orthodoxy has been challenged by rising numbers of experiments that show

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