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Pokharel, Bharat and Durga Niraula. 2004. “Community Forestry Governance in Nepal: Achievements, challenges and options for the future.” In Kanel et al (Eds.) 25 Years of Community Forestry: Proceedings of the Fourth National Workshop on Community Forestry. Kathmandu: Community Forest Division, Department of Forest. Robledo, Carmeza, et al. 2008. “Climate Change and Governance in the Forest Sector.” Washington: RRI. SDC. 2005. “Addressing Climate Change through Development Cooperation: An Orientation on Climate Change Issues in the Field of Natural Resource Management, Livelihoods and Food Security.” Bern: SDC. Shrestha, R. B and Brampton, J.F.R. 2006. “Terai Community Forestry – How is it now?” Kathmandu: LFP. Staddon, Samantha. 2009. “Carbon Financing and Community Forestry: A Review of the Questions, Challenges and the Case of Nepal.” In Journal of Forest and Livelihood: Special Issue on Climate Change, Forestry and Local Livelihoods. 8(1) February, 2009. p. 25-32. Steenhof, Brieke, Bharat Pokharel and Thomas Stadtmueller. 2007. “Nepal Swiss Community Forestry Project Phase V Internal Review Report.” Kathmandu: NSCFP. 43
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