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Assessing the socio-psychological implications of Community Forest Resource (CFR) rights for forest-dwelling communities in Central India

Anirban Roy, Asmita Sengupta

Trees, Forests and People |  July 13, 2025

In India, the Forest Rights Act (2006) legally recognizes the land rights of forest-dependent and forest-dwelling communities by granting them decision-making power over the lands they have traditionally depended on. Through the Community Forest Resource (CFR) rights, a key provision under this Act, communities are entitled to protect biodiversity, manage forest produce, and participate in forest planning and decision-making in their customary lands.

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