A re-emerging paradigm in forestry regards forest as a multi-purpose, multi- benefit resource system serving multi-stakeholders that should be managed to enhance the welfare of local communiti es. This paradigm contends that non- timber forest products (NTFPs) have a high comparative advantage to address the needs of local communities, specific ally products for household consumption and/or market sale to enhance family incomes. NTFPs provide a substantial proportion of income to rural households, pa rticularly to meet seasonal regarding and other periodic needs. However, there is a shortage of information available regarding the sustainable management of these resources and the marketing their products. Look further towards the future there are few proven means of effective dissemination information regarding sustainable management and product management.
Publication year
2007
Authors
Tarigan J; Martini, E.; Kurniawan I; Roshetko, J.M.
Language
English
Keywords
biodiversity conservation, non-wood forest products, forestry, stakeholders
Geographic
Indonesia
