Woodlot Devolution in Northern Ethiopia: Opportunities for Empowerment, Smallholder Income Diversification, and Sustainable Land Management (2003)
by
Pamela Jagger
,
John Pender
,
Berhanu Gebremedhin
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BibTeX
@MISC{Jagger03woodlotdevolution,
author = {Pamela Jagger and John Pender and Berhanu Gebremedhin},
title = { Woodlot Devolution in Northern Ethiopia: Opportunities for Empowerment, Smallholder Income Diversification, and Sustainable Land Management},
year = {2003}
}
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Abstract
This paper explores the patterns and determinants of empowerment, income generation, and environmental sustainability under varying degrees of woodlot management in Tigray, Ethiopia. Our analysis is based upon a survey of 120 collectively managed woodlots, devolved to varying degrees, and 66 households that have recently received small plots of community land for tree planting. We find that more devolved woodlot







