General Approach of Expanding GFMC to Forest Reserves Sample Clauses

General Approach of Expanding GFMC to Forest Reserves. ‌ Expanding the concept of forest management to forest reserves (i.e. which are neither FPs nor community forests) requires, as mentioned earlier, looking at the forest area from the people’s perspective and defining the management objectives accordingly. As the expansion process starts from FPs18 and community forests, as nuclei to the surrounding forests, the planning of management activities within these gazetted forests shall no longer been seen in isolation, rather it shall be carried out together with the adjacent communities. Infrastructure measures such as road construction, orientation lines for the sub-division of forest park, fencing and the set-up of fire breaks shall be seen in the overall context and take into account the peoples needs and requirements.
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