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The impact of community based natural resources management on livelihoods in game management areas by Ackson Kafwifwi

By: Kafwifwi, AcksonPublication details: Kitwe: Copperbelt University 2013Description: xiii, 96p.: illSubject(s): COMMUNITY BASED NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT--GAME MANAGEMENT AREAS--EFFECTS | NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMICS | NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT--ZAMBIA | COMMUNITY BASED NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT--ZAMBIA --IMPACT OF-LOC classification: THESIS/KAF

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