Policy Dialogue Workshop on “Co-work between buffer zone and local government” was organized jointly by Chitwan National Park, Buffer Zone Management Committee and WWF Nepal in Buffer zone of the National Park on 7th May 2024. Nepal’s remarkable achievements in biodiversity conservation should be linked with the livelihood of local communities for co-existence of people and wildlife. For this, coordination and collaboration framework between buffer zone management organizations and local governments should be developed. To begin with, some reforms are needed in policy, institutions, and practices related to conservation and development. WWF Nepal
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2moResources like wood are decaying and people are buying wood from International markets which makes people feel burdened bearing international policy arrangements, how can people utilize resources respecting public policy and International policies need to be the topics for discussion. Hope you are already known to this problem. I was born buffer zone area( Kumroj, Khairahani Municilaty) and after marriage (living near Bagmara of Ratnanager, Municipality). Requesting to facilitate to transfer the message to policy level. Thank you.