This flowchart illustrates the process of Community Forest Resource (CFR) management under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), from identification to implementation.
This flowchart illustrates the process of Community Forest Resource (CFR) management under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), from identification to implementation.
Claim filing by Gram Sabha
Verification of claim by FRA Committee
Recognition of CFR rights by District Level Committee
Formation of CFR Management Committee
Preparation of CFR Management Plan by Committee
Implementation of Management Plan
Claim filing by Gram Sabha
Verification of claim by FRA Committee
Recognition of CFR rights by District Level Committee
Formation of CFR Management Committee
Preparation of CFR Management Plan by Committee
Implementation of Management Plan
Defined under Section 2(c) of the Forest Rights Act, 2006.
Includes forests, water bodies, pastures, and other natural resources that communities traditionally use.
Gram Sabhas have the right to manage and conserve CFRs.
Communities can formulate their own management plans for CFRs.
CFR rights are heritable but not transferable.
The Act promotes sustainable use of forest resources and biodiversity conservation.
CFR management plans must align with the principles of sustainable forest management.
CFRs can play a crucial role in climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Recognition of CFR rights empowers communities to protect their traditional knowledge and cultural heritage.
This flowchart illustrates the process of Community Forest Resource (CFR) management under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), from identification to implementation.
Defined under Section 2(c) of the Forest Rights Act, 2006.
Includes forests, water bodies, pastures, and other natural resources that communities traditionally use.
Gram Sabhas have the right to manage and conserve CFRs.
Communities can formulate their own management plans for CFRs.
CFR rights are heritable but not transferable.
The Act promotes sustainable use of forest resources and biodiversity conservation.
CFR management plans must align with the principles of sustainable forest management.
CFRs can play a crucial role in climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Recognition of CFR rights empowers communities to protect their traditional knowledge and cultural heritage.
This flowchart illustrates the process of Community Forest Resource (CFR) management under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), from identification to implementation.
