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People and Places in Transition: From Suharto to Reformasi
From Outlaws to Custodians: Co-Management Improves Ecology and Livelihoods in Javanese Park
Giving Birth to a Movement: Participatory Mapping as a Tool for Claiming Indigenous Land Rights
Coming Together to Get Ahead: An Island Community Takes the Lead
People, Partnerships and Workplans: Implementing the KEMALA Approach
Guidelines for Adapting the KEMALA Approach
This publication was made possible through support provided to BSP by the Global Bureau of USAID, under the terms of Cooperative Agreement Number DHR-A-00-88-00044-00. The opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID.
Authors: Tory Read and Lafcadio Cortesi
Photography: Tory Read
Design: Studio Signorella
Contributors: Janis Alcorn, Anne Button, Aziz Gokdemir, Chandra Kirana, Nonette Royo, Jason Salzman, Kathleen Shurcliff, Eliakim Sitorus
Production Assistance: Paula Combs, Laura Hannah
BSP Director of Communications: Sheila Donoghue
BSP Director for Asia and Pacific: Janis Alcorn
BSP Executive Director: Judy Ogelthorpe
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Read, Tory, and Lafcadio Cortesi. Stories at the Forest Edge: The Kemala
Approach to Crafting Good Goverance and Sustainable Futures. Washington,
D.C.: Biodiversity Support Program. 2001.
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