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Workshop on 'Community, Conservation and Institutions: The Case of Orans/Devbani'

A process documentation report of Oran workshop, held on 28-29 March 09 at KRAPAVIS Bani, Bakhtpura (Alwar).

Date:: Mar 2009
Source:: Krishi Avam Paristhitiki Vikas Sansthan
Attachments:: The Case of Orans.doc

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Embedded conservation: The case of Bera village, Alwar District, Rajasthan

Bera is a village of approximately 40 households located in Core II of Sariska Tiger Reserve. The population of Bera is comprised entirely of Gujar pastoralists, who depend on the forest for animal fodder, as well as for fuel wood and various non-timber forest produce.

Author(s):: Aman Singh
Date:: Jan 2009
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Gujjar pastoralists- Planning workshop for assert their rights better

A two days planning workshop with Gujjars pastoralists who are full time pastorlists from Sariska Tiger Reserve, organised by KRAPAVIS held at its Training Centre at Bakhtpura (Alwar). About 40 Gujjar leaders from different villages; Binak – 2, Bera – 12, Sirawas – 5, Kalikhol – 10, Ramnagar – 1, Rogra – 2, Bhaptpura – 3, Kerwawal –2, were participated. KRAPAVIS team and Mr.

Date:: Sep 2008
Source:: Krishi Avam Paristhitiki Vikas Sansthan
Attachments:: Oran.doc

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Oran forum - Background note and policy recommendations

Common lands are an invisible resource from the point of view of revenue classification. The Rajasthan Land Revenue and Panchayati Raj Acts make no mention of issues related to common lands. However, from one perspective it can be claimed that the state has almost half of its total geographical area being put to community use, notwithstanding its specific legal and revenue status.

Date:: Jan 2008
Source:: Krishi Avam Paristhitiki Vikas Sansthan
Attachments:: Oran1.doc

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Gujjar pastoralists and conflict with forest: A case study from Rajasthan

Gujjars, a pastoralist community, prefer wilderness for their habitats. In Rajasthan, one tract of Gujjars habitats is mainly scattered around Sariska, a world fame Tiger Reserve, nowadays very much in news because of the tigers vanishing from it. The Sariska is spread over 866 square km areas.