minor forest produce造句

• Local tribals collect minor forest produce from the area for their livelihood.
• Lacs, kendu leaves and other minor forest produces are main components of trading activities.
• Unhindered grazing, minor forest produce and firewood collection are also activities adding to the crisis.
• One of the most severe violations arose in the context of rights over minor forest produce.
• The Ministry suggests special stress on minor forest produce rights to Gram Sabhas for this purpose.
• Leases for collection of fruits and minor forest produce have been stopped to increase the food sources.
• The annual leases given for the collection of fruit and other minor forest produce has been stopped.
• However, most of the States retained monopolies over minor forest produce, ostensibly for protecting tribal communities.
• However, State monopolies still persist in Minor Forest Produce, especially in lucrative MFP like Bamboo and Tendu.
• Section 4 ( m ) ( ii ) of PESA gave to the Gram Sabhas the ownership over minor forest produce.
• In most of the state laws high value MFPs like bamboo and tendu were not in the list of minor forest produce.
• As per the Notification dated 19 / 08 / 2014, Bamboo has been added in the list of Minor Forest Produce in Scheduled Areas.
• Section 4 ( m ) ( ii ) of PESA gives to the Panchayats at the appropriate level and the Gram Sabhas the ownership over minor forest produce.
• It is interesting to observe here that the Forest Rights Act, 2006 also defines a central role to the Gram Sabha in the management of minor forest produce.
• However, recently Maharashtra Governor has issued a number of notifications to bring the state subject laws in line with PESA and to guarantee minor forest produce to Gram Sabha.
• In Orissa as State Forest Secretary, he took a principled stand against granting concessions to contractors of the " Kendu " leaf ( a minor forest produce used for wrapping beedis ) commodity.
• By the notification, a special chapter was introduced in the " Indian Forest Act, 1927 " to ensure the rights of the minor forest produce of Gram Sabhas was carried out without any hindrance.
• One of the reasons for the states managing to retain monopoly over MFP was the failure of PESA act to define what constituted a MFP . States often took the plea that Minor Forest produce inasmuch as PESA is concerned, is the way MFP is defined in the state laws.
• 1 . Core area : The core areas are freed of all human activities . It has the legal status of a national park or wildlife sanctuary . It is kept free of biotic disturbances and forestry operations like collection of minor forest produce, grazing, and other human disturbances are not allowed within.
• (v ) Gram Sabhas or Panchayats at appropriate level shall also have powers to manage minor water bodies; power of mandatory consultation in matters of land acquisition; resettlement and rehabilitation and prospecting licenses / mining leases for minor minerals; power to prevent alienation of land and restore alienated land; regulate and restrict sale / consumption of liquor; manage village markets, control money lending to STs; and ownership of minor forest produce.