Vol 14 No 1 (2004) | Banko Janakari

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Published: 2017-03-25

Editorial

Initiating forest certification in Nepal

The Editor

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Articles

Linking the forestry sector financial system with local government institutions

Frank H.J. van Schoubroeck, R.N. Sah, H. Sigdel

3-12
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Status, vegetation composition and biomass of forests of Arun valley, East Nepal

Ripu M. Kunwar, Ram P. Chaudhary

13-18
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Can rural livelihood be improved in Nepal through community forestry?

Keshav Raj Kanel, Durga Raj Niraula

19-26
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Chemical composition and feed value of fodder trees from Palpa District, Nepal

Mrigendra B. Malla

27-30
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Early growth, thinning yield and estimated biomass of standing trees of Dalbergia latifolia Roxb. in the eastern Terai, Nepal

H.B. Thapa

31-40
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A framework for initiating forest certification in Nepal

Kumud Shrestha

41-45
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Impacts of community forestry in rural livelihoods a case study from Bharkhore Community Forest, Parbat District

K.P. Acharya, B.N. Oli

46-50
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A preliminary result on simple coppice management of Sal (Shorea robusta) forests of Nepal

B. Acharya, K.P. Acharya

51-53
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