Abstract: This study uses case studies of community forestry in Brazil and Mexico to examine the amount of decisionmaking power communities and smallholders have received over forest resources. Despite heavy regulation of extraction, communities have increasing control over day-to-day forest management.
Author(s): Hajjar, Reem F.; Kozak, Robert A.; Innes, John L.
Source(s): , Ecology and society (E&S); vol. 17, nr. 1 [14] p., ill., tabs Ecology and society (E&S) vol. 17, nr. 1
Published: 2012 Resilience alliance, [Waterloo] (English
ISBN/ISSN: [1708-3087]/
Link: http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol17/iss1/art12/ES-2011-4570.pdf
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