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What is the primary objective of Joint Forest Management (JFM) in India?
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- 1To privatize public forest lands for commercial logging companies
- 2To replace scientific silviculture with unmonitored land clearance
- 3To involve local communities and village institutions in forest protection and regeneration in exchange for usufruct benefits✓
- 4To hand over total jurisdiction of national reserves to international NGOs
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To involve local communities and village institutions in forest protection and regeneration in exchange for usufruct benefits
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