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Community Forest in Conflict Zone: Changes and Challenges towards Forest Dependent Communities in Kachin state, Myanmar,Used
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This paper examines the changes and challenges faced by traditional forest management systems under the changing political and socioeconomic conditions in the post conflict areas along the Myanmar/China Border administered by the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO). This research investigates the development and current state of the forest management practices of ForestDependent Communities in the Sin Lum Mountain range of Bhamo District, Kachin State. The research focuses on the livelihood challenges these communities face in the political and socioeconomic environment since the 1994 ceasefire agreement between the Burmese Junta and the KIO. This paper discusses the different approaches and projects introduced to Forest dwellers by different stakeholders under the name of development during this period. The study found that Challenges faced by local communities arising from a) exchanging natural resources for rapid development, b) Crossborder trade under the expansion of market driven economy, c) topdown urbanization plan, d) the change to modern agriculture, e) the influence of private sector, and f) local peoples limited access to the forest resources.
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