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Natural Resource Management

Objectives

  • To recognize and emphasize integration at different levels such as spatial, sectoral, community stakeholders, actors and facilitating intermediaries and policy decision makers.
  • To mainstream integrated NRM as a way to support the poor and enhance sustainable livelihood opportunities.
  • To raise awareness about the significance of relationships between natural resource trends, rural economy trends and resource governance trends.

Approaches

  • Develop a better understanding of poverty and natural resource management linkages.
  • Integration in all investments, donor participation for pro-poor planning and a systems approach.
  • Enhancing people’s participation and synergies, community mobilization, access of the poor.
  • Increasing services, support, investment, market access and micro-macro linkages.
  • Eco-specific participatory pilot projects demonstrating interaction, synergies and enhancement of efficiency and      livelihoods.
  • Enhancing public-private partnerships at national and local levels through materials development, advocacy, training of government officials.
  • Enhancing capacity of catalysts and connectors (change agents and key institutions).

Outcomes

  • Inclusion of the needs of all sections of communities in policy making, particularly the vulnerable.
  • Integration of several dimensions of different institutes frameworks to achieve a new institutional paradigm where the lives of the most vulnerable are connected to the natural resources.
  • To achieve harmony of investments made by government, donor or private sector so that it can be used most effectively to ensure sustainable development.

Projects

  • Management of Aquatic Ecosystem through Community Husbandry (Mach-I)
  • Participatory Rural Appraisal for LGED
  • SEMP: Community Based Natural Resource Management in the Madhumati Floodplain
  • Management of Aquatic Ecosystem through Community Husbandry (Mach-II)
  • MACH-Pollution-II ISMP
  • Cap Net
  • CHARM - Chittagong Hill Tracks

Publications

  • Natural Resource Management Towards Better Integration
  • Plant Resources of Haors and Floodplains, An Overview


Key Personnel: MD. Golam Rabbani, Mr. M. A. Mahmood, Belayet Hossain

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