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Capacities for managing development - for iPod/iPhone
by The Open University
The way forests around the world are managed is undergoing radical change. In the UK, local communities are buying forested land, to preserve forests for the greater benefit of society. In the developing world, forestry commissions are actively empowering villagers to engage in forest management and conservation. The video tracks on this album use case studies in the UK and in India to illustrate ways in which forest management is changing, and how such changes can be implemented. To complete the album, Open University academic Giles Mohan explains why the case studies were selected and unpicks some of the issues that emerge. This material is taken from The Open University course TU870 Capacities for managing development.
Episodes
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Capacities for managing development
A short introduction to this album.
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Promoting forestry development in India
How communities in Himachel Pradesh were empowered to take responsibility for the management of their natural resources.
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Planning for the forest's future
How the communities within Himachel Pradesh have decided to manage their natural resources. The issues and conflicts that arose, and how they were dealt with.
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The benefits of co-operation
Looking at how different communities are working together to benefit each other, in the present and in the future.
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Abriachan Forest Trust
The story of the first and largest community-owned forest in Scotland.
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Laggan Forest Trust
The first community in Scotland to enter into a management partnership with the Forestry Commission. Members reflect on their journey and talk about the future.
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Unpicking the issues
TU870 course team member Giles Mohan explains why the case studies were selected and unpicks some of the major issues that emerge.
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The way forests around the world are managed is undergoing radical change. In the UK, local communities are buying forested land, to preserve forests for the greater benefit of society. In the developing world, forestry commissions are actively empowering villagers to engage in forest management and conservation. The video tracks on this album use case studies in the UK and in India to illustrate ways in which forest management is changing, and how such changes can be implemented. To complete the album, Open University academic Giles Mohan explains why the case studies were selected and unpicks some of the issues that emerge. This material is taken from The Open University course TU870 Capacities for managing development.
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