Agroforestry and Fruit Orchards in Bajura District

Monday, July 29, 2013

Bakaino(Melia azederach)

Pomegranate

Nursery bed of Agroforestry plant species

Bakaino Nursery Plant

Tanki Nursery

Ritha Nursery plant

Bamboo and Lekali Simal Nursery Plant

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Bajura district is rich in natural resources and biodiversity. About 98,646 hectares of land is covered by forests including shrub land which constitutes 48% of the total district area.

Agro forestry scheme could provide a base for sustainable development which is economically viable, socially beneficial and environmentally benign balancing the present and future need in the district. Government and non government organization can provide forest governance to maintain rule of law, transparency, equity, efficiency and accountability of forest management for sustainable development. Agro forestry has become major concern in Bajura district because large areas of land are involved, large amount of money could be made and many peoples’ livelihoods are connected to forest. Although poor people get subsistence forests products, goods for sale and have other indirect benefits from forests, it also promotes

opportunities for possible local enterprises to develop.

Agroforestry and Fruit Orchards in Bajura District

Orchard Development

Monday, July 29, 2013

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