What question did this study set out to answer?

To propose a theoretical framework that enhances community-based forest management programmes in combating land degradation.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Adapting Community-Based Forest Management Programmes to Combat Land Degradation in Western Uganda: A Theoretical Framework

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To propose a theoretical framework that enhances community-based forest management programmes in combating land degradation.
Developed a theoretical framework for community-based forest management.
Identified strategies for rural landscapes and peasant farming communities.
Recommended best practices for policy makers and practitioners.
The proposed framework is expected to improve the effectiveness of community-based forest management.
Encouraged adoption of sustainable practices to mitigate land degradation issues.

Abstract

Community-based forest management (CBFM) programmes are increasingly recognised as effective tools for combating land degradation in rural landscapes. The theoretical framework proposed offers a comprehensive approach to enhancing the effectiveness of CBCM initiatives in addressing land degradation issues within peasant farming communities. Policy makers and practitioners are encouraged to adopt this framework as a guiding principle for future interventions aimed at promoting sustainable forest management practices among rural populations.

Adapting Community-Based Forest Management Programmes to Combat Land Degradation in Western Uganda: A Theoretical Framework

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