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Evaluating the household level outcomes of community based natural resource management: The Tchuma Tchato Project and Kwandu Conservancy

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Suich, Helen

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Resilience Alliance

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Community based natural resource management (CBNRM) programs aim to link the achievement of conservation objectives with those of rural development and poverty alleviation. However, after more than a decade of implementation in southern Africa, there is r

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Ecology and Society

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