International Conference on Community Forestry and Conservation (ICCFC - 26)

This track focuses on the latest best practices in community forestry that enhance sustainable management and conservation efforts. Participants will explore case studies and innovative approaches that empower local communities while preserving forest ecosystems.

This session examines the intersection of community forestry and wildlife conservation, highlighting strategies that foster coexistence. Discussions will center on community-led initiatives that protect biodiversity while supporting local livelihoods.

This track delves into effective management systems that promote sustainable forestry practices. It will cover frameworks that integrate community participation, resource management, and environmental stewardship.

This session addresses the role of economic incentives in promoting community forestry initiatives. Participants will discuss various incentive structures that can enhance participation and sustainability in forest management.

This track explores the dual role of farm forests in providing for household needs and contributing to market economies. It will analyze the socio-economic impacts of farm forestry on rural livelihoods.

This session investigates the evolving patterns of supply and demand for forest products in changing rural livelihood systems. Participants will discuss the implications of these changes for community forestry practices.

This track focuses on the transitions occurring within community forestry frameworks, particularly in response to socio-economic and environmental changes. Discussions will highlight adaptive strategies and lessons learned from various regions.

This session emphasizes the importance of stakeholder engagement in effective forest management. Participants will explore collaborative approaches that involve diverse stakeholders in decision-making processes.

This track addresses the various challenges faced in implementing community forestry initiatives. Participants will share insights and solutions to overcome barriers to successful forestry management.

This session provides a historical overview of community forestry practices and their evolution over time. It will examine how past experiences shape current practices and future directions.

This track presents case studies from regions such as Nepal, Indonesia, and Korea, showcasing diverse approaches to community forestry. Participants will gain insights into region-specific challenges and successes.