Securing Protected Area Integrity and Rural People's Livelihoods: Lessons for Twelve Years of the Kibale and Semliki Conservation and Development Project
IUCN Eastern Africa Programme Forest and Social Perspectives in Conservation No. 11 Securing Protected Area Integrity and Rural People’s Livelihoods: Lessons from Twelve Years of the Kibale and Semliki Conservation and Development Project Edited by: Purna B. Chhetri, Edmund G.C.Barrow and Alex Muhweezi February 2004 IUCN - Eastern African Regional Office Publications on Forest and Social Perspectives in Conservation 1. Nurse, M. & Kabamba, J., 2000, Defining Institutions for Collaborative Mangrove Management: A Case Study from Tanga, Tanzania 2. Barrow, E., Gichohi, H. & Infield, M., 2000, Summary and Key Lessons from a Comparative Review and Analysis of Community Conservation in East Africa 3. Bakema, R. & Iyango, L., 2000, Engaging Local Users in the Management of Wetland Resources: The Case of the National Wetlands Programme, Uganda 4. Hinchley, D., Turyomurugyendo, L. & Stonewall, K., 2000, Review of Collaborative Management Arrangements for Mt. Elgon National Park 5. Matiru, V., Revised by, 2000, Forest Cover and Forest Reserves in Kenya: Policy and Practice 6. IUCN, 2000, Regional Workshop on Community Involvement in Forest Management in Eastern and Southern Africa, June 2000, Kampala, Uganda 7. Alden Wily, L. and S. Mbaya (2001): Land, People and Forests in Eastern and Southern Africa at the beginning of the 21st century. The impact of land relations on the role of communities in forest future. Nairobi, IUCN-EARO. 8. Mogaka, H., Gacheke, S., Turpie, J., Emerton, L., Karanja, F., 2001; Economic Aspects of Community Involvement in Sustainable Forest Management in Eastern and Southern Africa. 9. Edmund Barrow, Jeanette Clarke, Isla Grundy, Kamugisha-Ruhombe Jones and Yemmeserach Tessema (2002): Analysis of Stakeholder Power and Responsibilties in Community Involvement in Forest Management in Eastern and Southern Africa.
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