Updates from ANSAB and the communities we work with.
November 3, KATHMANDU - ANSAB (Asia Network for Sustainable Agriculture and Bioresources) from Nepal is participating workshop on eco-enterprises to be held in Ooty,…
His Majesty’s Government of Nepal has selected ANSAB a member of the high level "Herbs and NTFPs Coordination Committee". Minister for Forest and Soil Conservation…
The Asia Network for Sustainable Agriculture and Bioresources (ANSAB) recently organised a two-day review and planning workshop of its enterprise-based biological…
"HMG/N has already initiated the review of the provision to levy 40 percent royalty on the sales of NTFPs by Community Forest Users Groups", said Dr.Keshav Kandel,…
The annual Planning and Review workshop of the Enterprise Based Biodiversity Conservation Project was held, August 26th to the 27th, 2003, at Nepalgunj. The five year…
Although the government’s Tenth Five-Year Plan stresses reducing poverty through the proper management of herbs and forest products by way of community forestry, the…
ANSAB organized a national level policy workshop, July 4-5, 2003 at Nagarkot, involving widest possible range of stakeholders that represents a variety of institutions…
ANSAB conducted one day "Get Certified Workshop" on June 9, 2003. Different aspects of Forest Management Certification Process were discussed during the workshop. The…
The EnterpisesWorks Worldwide and ANSAB conducted an external assessment of “The Enterprise Based Biodiversity Conservation Project-Nepal” in May/June 2003. The…
The Conservation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants for Sustainable Livelihoods’ (CAMPSL) Project Advisory Committee meeting was held in the Darchula District onApril 22,…
A two day western regional workshop on "Community Based Non-timber Forest Products (NTFPs) Management" was held at Pokhara, April 16th and 17th, 2003. The workshop was…
ANSAB organized a single day field visit to Dolakha followed by a workshop for a team of policy makers that represented a variety of institutions: PPA alliance members…
