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Women, Environment, and Sustainable Development

Author: Pandey,-Shanta
Author Background:
Date 7/1/98
Type Journal
Journal Title: International-Social-Work
Volume/Pages 1998, 41, 3, July, 339-356
Publisher
Subject Matter Women
Population
Pedagogies
Abstract In the context of environment degradation in poor & marginal rural areas, women s participation in community forestry programs & factors that contribute to their participation in reforestation programs are examined. Case studies from Nepal underpin a discussion of factors hindering the involvement of rural poor in these programs: fear of exploitation & resource inaccessibility. How social workers can advocate for the participation of the poor to promote sustainable development is outlined. 55 References. Adapted from the source document
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