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2 Clear boundaries/outsiders are kept out3 Equal distribution of use and benefits4 Good access to resources5 Rules are followed6 The local community is involved in making rules7 Conflict resolution mechanisms are appropriate8 Proper enforcement of rules/sanctions9 Good management and coordination10 Other (specify)C20. Do you feel bound by the rules that govern use and management in the state forests(JFM)?1 I feel bound bythem and followthem always2 I feel quite boundby them and followthem mostly3 I feel somewhatbound by them andfollow them sometimes4 I don‟t feel bound 5 Not relevantto meby them and do usuallynot follow themC21. Have there been any changes in the rules that govern use and management ofthe state forest (JFM) in the last five years?C21a. If „yes‟, have the changes influenced your use of state forests (JFM)?1 It has 2 It has worsenedworsened my my livelihood tolivelihood a lot some extent3 It did not haveany effect on mylivelihood4 It has improvedmy livelihood tosome extent5 It hasimproved mylivelihood a lotC22. How is your relationship with the forest management committee under the JFMarrangement?1 Very bad 2 Bad 3 Fair 4 Good 5 Very good 6. Not relevantIIc. STATE FORESTS (COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT)C23. Do you have user rights to resources in state forests (CBFM) in yourcommunity?C23a. Are your user rights to state forest (CBFM) formal or informal?C23b. Do you have individual or common use rights to state forest (CBFM)?C23c. Are your user rights limited to particular resources in the state forest (CBFM)?C23d. If „yes‟, which are the most important forest resources you can use?____________________________________________________________xx