Nursadh ali (3 Ergebnisse)
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction/Nursadh Ali. 2. Natural forest resources of Arunachal Pradesh/Oshong Ering. 3. Indigenous Knowledge system in biodiversity management in Arunachal Pradesh (Issues and conflicts)/Asham Borang. 4. The rights of indigenous tribes and threat perception of Lepchas o…f Sikkim/Maitreyee Choudhury. 5. Depletion and degradation of common property resources a micro study in Arunachal Pradesh/Pravat Kumar Kuri. 6. Natural resource management is Northeast India an institutional analysis/Nursadh Ali. 7. Dynamics of traditional knowledge and prior informed consent of conservators of indigenous biological diversity of North East India/Ranjay K. Singh and Amish K. Sureja. 8. Sustainable forest management in North East Some policy issues and options/Subhas Chandra Nayak. 9. Degradation of common property resources and rural livelihoods in a market economy an empirical study of rural households in Arunachal Pradesh/A.I. Singh and Suparna Bhattacharjee. 10. Peoples perception of forest management A case study of Siang Basin Arunachal Pradesh/Shiva Nanda Jha. 11. Utilisation of solar energy in tribal society problems and prospects/Debashis Das. 12. Ornamental fish and its potential in Arunachal Pradesh/Pranab Nath and Subhash Chandra Dey. 13. Constitutional rights for tribal communities in North east India/Deepak Kumar Mandal. 14. Non timber forest product uses by tribal people with reference to ethno medicine/Chowdhury Habibur Rahaman Avijit Ghosh and Sudhendu Mandal. 15. Natural resources and tribals in North East India prospect for eco tourism industry/Gopal Chetri. 16. Natural resource based entrepreneurship in North East/Deba Prasad Panda and Ram Chandra Parida. 17. Natural resources development and environment in the North East India an overview/Sarita Agarwal. 18. Common property resources and sustainable development with special reference to forest in Arunachal Pradesh/Ram Krishna Mandal. 19. Causes of natural resource degradation in North East India a brief analysis/Sumita Bhattacharjee. 20. Emerging dimension of shifting cultivation in Arunachal Pradesh/Bappa Ghosh and Nursadh Ali. 21. Natural resource management and sustainable agricultural development in North East India/R. Saravanan and R. Kamaraj. 22. Apatani and their forest resources management/Ngilyang Tam. 23. Land resource and agricultural development in East Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh problems and prospects/Krishna Kanth Mishra and Egul Padung. 24. Feasibility of sustained yield management of forestry in Arunachal Pradesh a study on Lohit forest division/Debasis Neogi. 25. Management of pollinators and its impact upon socio economic development/Ashoke Bhattacharya Subrata Mondal and Sudhendu Mandal. 26. Impact of deforestation on tribal economy a case study of selected villages of West Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh/Dilip Kumar Das. 27. Forestry planning for sustainable development A study in Arunachal Pradesh/Hage Hassang. Index. The relationship between the indigenous tribal people and the available natural resources around them is multi facets. The present book examined and analyzed four issues such as the degree of dependency of poor tribals on natural resources in general and forests in particular how far they are responsible for the destruction of these valuable resources in recent years in the region to what extent the poor tribals are affected by the depletion and degradation of those God gifted resources on which they depend significantly and the indigenous wisdom of management of natural resources including institutional factors that prevail in the self governed tribal society. 346 pp.
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. People and resources of Arunachal Pradesh. 3. Medicinal Plants a brief review. 4. Hypothesis and methodology. 5. Costs and benefits of medicinal plants cultivation. 6. Conclusions and policy recommendations. Bibliography. Index. In recent times plants having…medicinal values have attracted enormous attention because of two reasons first for the rationale of biological diversity and second because of economic contemplation. Concern regarding the diversity of plant species has become imperative as loss of forests particularly in the Eastern Himalayan region many cause extinction of many valuable medicinal plant species for ever. The tribal communities having vast indigenous knowledge system regarding the medicinal values of various plants are also used to practice Jhum Cultivation that causes deforestation and hence extinction of a large number of plant species. Then why they continue to practice Jhum Cultivation. Is this mode of cultivation more profitable. What is the rate of return from the cultivation of medicinal plants. Is farming of medicinal plants an alternative to Jhum cultivation. This book finds that for sustainable development agricultural sustainability is required and Jhum or shifting cultivation is no more sustainable from the ecological point of view as Jhum cycle in recent times has reduced drastically. Calculating benefits and costs of medicinal plants cultivation as well as that of Jhum we observe that private benefit cost ratio of the former type of farming is higher than the latter and when social costs and benefits are included with private costs and benefits we estimate much higher benefit cost ratio of medicinal plants than Jhum Cultivation. 150 pp.
