Role of Panchayati Raj Institution and Tribal Rights in Forest Resources Management: A Study of Mayurbhanj District of Odisha

IF 0.3 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Phulamani Soren, Iswar Chandra Naik
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Most tribal people have been living in forest areas but do not officially permit rights to their homes, lands and livelihoods. India is the land of tribes, constituting 8.6% of its population. Tribes have been closely related to the forest, and their life and livelihood depend on the availability of forest resources in India. Forest ecosystems are crucial for biodiversity, watershed protection and the livelihood of indigenous communities. In Odisha, the forest has become and is considered a potential natural resource. Forests have been interdependent and interrelated for the tribal people in Odisha for generations. According to the well-being of the tribal people, they have depended on their habits, culture and style of life in the forests through separable entities like forest and tribal culture. Everything in the forest has been fulfilled, including social, economic, cultural, religious and medicinal needs, which the forest dwellers require. Aside from the aspects mentioned above, the study investigates the role of Panchayati Raj institutions in managing forest resources for the benefit of tribal people. It focuses on the tribe members’ level of awareness following the passage of the Panchayat Extension to the Scheduled Area Act.
Panchayati Raj制度和部落权利在森林资源管理中的作用——对奥迪沙Mayurbhanj地区的研究
大多数部落居民一直生活在森林地区,但没有正式的住房、土地和生计权利。印度是一个部落的国家,占其人口的8.6%。部落一直与森林密切相关,他们的生活和生计依赖于印度森林资源的可用性。森林生态系统对生物多样性、流域保护和土著社区的生计至关重要。在奥里萨邦,森林已经成为并被认为是一种潜在的自然资源。对奥里萨邦的部落人民来说,森林是相互依存和相互关联的。根据部落人民的福祉,他们通过森林和部落文化等可分离的实体依赖于他们在森林中的习惯、文化和生活方式。森林里的一切都得到了满足,包括森林居民所需要的社会、经济、文化、宗教和医疗需要。除了上述方面,该研究还调查了Panchayati Raj机构在管理森林资源以造福部落人民方面的作用。它关注的是在Panchayat扩展到计划区法案通过后,部落成员的意识水平。
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Contemporary Voice of Dalit
Contemporary Voice of Dalit SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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