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202 • Herlina Hartanto 8 This is a special project of the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development. 9 The group also explored various income-generating activities in the attempt to improve the benefits for members using ACM processes. See Hartanto et al. (2003). 10 The processes used in developing this local monitoring system are described in Hartanto et al. (2002a). 11 Gauld (2000) considers this the result of the predominant reductionist understanding of ‘community’ among policy makers. Community is seen as homogeneous entity socially, economically and politically. References Arda-Minas, L. 2001 Stakeholder analysis report. ACM Project/RIMCU Internal Research Report. CIFOR, Bogor. ———. 2002 Adaptiveness and collaborativeness report. ACM Project/ RIMCU Internal Research Report. CIFOR, Bogor. Burton, E.M. 2002 Profile and baseline study of Barangay Basac, Lantapan, Bukidnon. ACM Project/RIMCU Internal Research Report. CIFOR, Bogor. Catacutan, D.C., Mercado, A.R., and Marcelino, P. 2000 Modalities for scaling-up technology-dissemination approaches in natural resource management: Landcare and NRM planning process in Northern and Central Mindanao, Philippines. A paper presented to the CGIAR-NGO Committee International Workshop, Going to Scale: Bringing More Benefits to More People More Quickly. International Institute for Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite, Philippines, 10-14 April. Castro, C.P. and Garcia, V.U. 2002 Pump-priming the LGU powerhouse: emerging trends in the CBRMP. In: Hartanto, H. and Evangelista, R. (eds.) Building partnerships, strengthening capacities and developing forest resources thru community-based forest management. Proceedings of a national workshop organized by Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) and Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Angeles City, Philippines, 6-7 August. Cayatoc, F.B. 2002 Community Based Forest Management Program: Palawan experience. In: Hartanto, H. and Evangelista, R. (eds.) Building Partnerships, Strengthening Capacities and Developing Forest Resources thru Community-Based Forest Management. Proceedings of a national workshop organized by Center for
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