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The economics of reducing emissions from community managed forests in Nepal Himalaya

Bhaskar Singh Karky
2008

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List of diagramsDiagram 1.1 Map of Nepal showing the three research sites in Nepal Himalaya Diagram 1.2 Cross section view of Nepal from the plains to the mountains showing the distribution of research sites in Nepal Himalaya Diagram 3.1 Overview of the global carbon market Diagram 6.1 CFUG as a unit of observation in Ilam.The scattered

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