Indian Forester

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Bansods (Bamboo Craftsmen) depend on bamboos as raw materials for their livelihood. This case study has been done in the Mungeli town in Bilaspur District of Madhya Pradesh. Availability of bamboos is very poor and Bansods earn only between Rs. 17.50 and Rs. 25/- per day. There is an emergent need to develop bamboo availability prospects. proper marketing channel and form cooperative societies to enable the Bansods to earn higher profits and better production opportunities.
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Paresh Vishwakarma

Bipin Behari

S. Ashutosh


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