What are the biophysical, institutional, and socioeconomic contextual factors associated with improvements in livelihood and environmental outcomes in forests managed by communities?: A systematic review protocol

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This protocol describes the methodology for examining the research question: What are the biophysical, institutional, and socioeconomic contextual factors associated with improvements in livelihood and environmental outcomes in forests managed by communities? The review will systematically collate empirical data from studies of different outcomes in community-managed forest systems, synthesizing individual studies to produce an aggregate overview of results.

Author: Newton, P.; Oldekop, J.; Agrawal, A.; Cronkleton, P.; Etue, E.; Russell, A.; Tjajadi, J.S.; Zhou, W.

Publisher: CIFOR

Language: en

Year: 2015

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