The introduction of formal collective property rights to forest lands appears to have improved both environmental and economic outcomes, but there is limited evidence on how these reforms affect cooperative behavior among local resource users. We propose that when national governments issue collective land rights, they strengthen the collective psychological ownership among coowners and produce increased levels of cooperative behavior. Analyzing data from 213 forest user groups in 10 countries, and a framed field experiment in a subset of sites, we find that collective land titling is associated with significantly higher levels of cooperative behavior including increased levels of trust, more frequent interpersonal interactions related to both forestry and nonforestry activities, more self‐governing institutions, and greater equality in resource extraction patterns.
We present a daily To-do managerto efficiently manage daily goals and tasks. Our system will help to create and track daily tasksbounded in long-term goals which the users can securely access anytime from anywhere via the Internet. The Daily To-do Manager not only keeps track of the goals and tasks but also tracks the task completion of user by dividing task into smaller parts. It also provides means to analyze day to day tasks efficiency via reports displaying complete statistics of tasks achieved as well as total tasks planned along with daily streaks indicating no. of consecutive days for which task efficiency is good. thought. Here there are two contradictory functions of education which are bothnecessary and it can be shown thatthere are conditions of society under which these can be reconciled. In our study we found that in the general To-do manager applications, tasks are listed in binary form - completed oruncompleted. But contrary to popular belief, people do not complete their task in one go. Instead, they prefer to divide the task in smaller chunks and want their partial completions to be managed by To-do manager. Bytracking out partial task completions of user, we hope to provide a solid base for laying the design of a daily. Keywords Cultural Heritage, Elements of Indian Culture, National Symbols, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Social Structure.
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