Village economic opportunity, forest dependence, and rural livelihoods in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

World Development

Volumn 33, Issue 9 SPEC. ISS., 2005, Pages 1419-1434

  Dewi, Sonya ^a   Belcher, Brian ^a   Puntodewo, Atie ^a  

^a CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY RESEARCH   (Indonesia)

Author keywords

Asia; Geographical targeting; Income portfolio; Indonesia; Rural nonfarm employment; Spatial analysis

Indexed keywords

CONSERVATION; ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING; FORESTRY; RURAL AREA; RURAL ECONOMY;

ASIA; EAST KALIMANTAN; EASTERN HEMISPHERE; EURASIA; INDONESIA; SOUTHEAST ASIA; WORLD;

EID: 23744500619     PISSN: 0305750X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2004.10.006     Document Type: Article

References (31)

1. Angelsen, A., & Wunder, S. (2003). Exploring the poverty-forest link: Key concepts, issues and research implications. Occasional Paper No. 40. Center for International Forestry Research, Bogor.
2. Anselin, L. (1999). SpaceStat Version 1.80 User Guide, Urbana Champaign.
3. Arnold, M. (2001). Forestry, poverty and aid. Occasional Paper No. 33(E). Center for International Forestry Research, Bogor.
4. C. Ashley & S. Maxell Rethinking rural development Development Policy Review 19 4 2002
5. B.L. Barham Y. Takasaki & O.T. Coomes Rain forest livelihoods: income generation, household wealth and forest use Unasylva 198 1999
6. Baumgärtner, S. (2002). Measuring the diversity of what? And for what purpose? A conceptual comparison of ecological and economic measures of biodiversity.
7. D. Bigman & H. Fofack Introduction and overview In D. Bigman & H. Fofack (Eds.) Geographical targeting for poverty alleviation: Methodology and applications 2000 The World Bank Washington, DC
8. H. Brookfield L. Potter & Y. Byron In place of the forest: Environmental and socioeconomic transformation in Borneo and the Eastern Malay Peninsula 1995 The United Nations University Tokyo
9. Budiman, A. F. S. (1999). Partnership of rubber producer association with smallholders. Paper presented at the Agricultural Producer Organizations: Their Contribution to Rural Capacity Building and Poverty Reduction, Washington, DC.
10. M.F. Cooke Vulnerability, control and oil palm in Sarawak: Globalization and a new era? Development and Change 33 2 2002 189-211
11. M.R. Dove A revisionist view of tropical deforestation and development Environment Conservation 20 1993
12. M.R. Dove So far from power, so near to the forest: A structural analysis of gain and blame in tropical forest development In C. Padoch & N.L. Peluso (Eds.) Borneo in transition: People, forest, conservation, and development 1996 Oxford University Press Kuala Lumpur 41-58
13. M.R. Dove & D.M. Kammen Vernacular models of development: An analysis of Indonesia under the New Order World Development 29 4 2001 619-639
14. Down to Earth (2001). Communities and companies. Down to Earth Newsletter, 50(August).
15. D. Edmunds & E. Wollenberg Local forest management 2003 Earthscan Publications London
16. F. Ellis Rural livelihoods and diversity in developing countries 2000 Oxford University Press New York
17. M. Inoue Mechanism of changes in the Kenyah's swidden system: Explanation in terms of agricultural intensification theory In E. Guhardja M. Fatawi M. Sutisna T. Mori & S. Ohta (Eds.) Rainforest ecosystems of East Kalimantan: El Niño, drought, fire and human impacts 2000 Springer-Verlag Tokyo
18. A.M. Lahjie Traditional land use and Kenyah Dayak farming systems in East Kalimantan In C. Padoch & N.L. Peluso (Eds.) Borneo in transition: People, forests, conservation, and development 1996 Oxford University Press New York 150-161
19. T. Manurung Pembangunan perkebunan kelapa sawit di Indonesia: Ancaman terhadap hutan alam Warta Fahutan Online 2000 1-6
20. Manurung, T. (2001). Potret pembangunan hutan tanaman industri di Indonesia. Paper presented at the Seminar Nasional: Hutan dan Lingkungan, Tema: "Era Menanam: Membangun Kelestarian Hutan dan Lingkungan". Auditorium Rektorat IPB, Kampus Darmaga, Bogor.
21. J.C. Nunnaly Psychometric theory 1978 McGraw-Hill New York
22. C. Padoch & N.L. Peluso Borneo in transition: People, forests, conservation, and development 1996 Oxford University Press New York
23. L. Potter & J. Lee Tree planting in Indonesia: Trends, impacts and directions Occasional Paper 18 1998 1-76
24. T. Reardon J.A. Berdegué & G. Escobar Rural nonfarm employment and incomes in Latin America: Overview and policy implications World Development 29 3 2001 395-409
25. M.A. Sardjono & I. Samsoedin Traditional knowledge and practice of biodiversity conservation: The Benuaq Dayak community of East Kalimantan Indonesia In C.J.P. Colfer & Y. Byron (Eds.) People managing forests: The links between human well-being and sustainability 2001 Resources for the Future and Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
26. S.J. Scherr A. White & D. Kaimowitz Making markets work for forest communities 2002 Forest Trends and CIFOR Washington, DC
27. Sunderlin, W. D., Angelsen, A., Belcher, B., Burgers, P., Nasi, R., Santoso, L., et al. (this volume). Livelihoods, forests and conservation in developing countries: An overview. World Development.
28. P. Vandergeest & N. Peluso Territorialization and state power in Thailand Theory and Society 24 1995
29. World Bank Indonesia: Environment and natural resource management in a time of transition 2001 The World Bank Washington, DC
30. World Bank A sourcebook for poverty reduction strategies: Vol. 1 2002 World Bank Washington DC
31. S. Wunder Poverty alleviation and tropical forests: What scope for synergies World Development 29 11 2001 1817-1833