Sentence examples for the jfm from inspiring English sources

The JFM program, evolved during early 1970s covering a few forest villages as a model for reversing the trend of degraded forest ecosystem through the active protection by local villagers.

Within the JFM study, normative explanations such as an education campaign, local participation in conservation efforts, trust in local leaders, and a belief locals would economically benefit from JFM was significantly related to compliance.

The JFM program is implemented currently by 106,482 Joint Forest Management Committees (JFMC) and it covers 22 million ha of forests spread across 28 constituent states of India and union territories.

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The findings highlight the way in which the politics and policies of forest governance in Zambia shape the on-the-ground JFM project and influence community benefits.

The testosterone 6β-hydroxylase activity of CYP3A4 expressed in the membrane fraction of E. coli obtained with the JFM-1 was examined.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/10/10/prepub This research was supported by grants from the Deborah Nash Harris Endowment Fund (JFM), The Robinson Family Fund (JFM), and Ovarian Cycle (JFM).

JLC, GGK and PJR performed the experiments; JLC, GGR, PJR analyzed the data; JFM and PJR planned the experiment; JLC and PJR prepared the manuscript.

CES conceptualized and designed the study, supervised the acquisition of data and data analysis, and drafted the manuscript; JFM, PK, DAW participating in the acquisition of data and participating in revising the manuscript critically for important intellectual content; RB and LL participated in data analysis; DHK conceptualized and designed the study, and drafted the manuscript.

JFM carried out the experiments, JFM, YFZ and PWHH analysed the data and JFM and PWHH wrote the paper.

In Tanzania, for example, the Joint Forest Management (JFM) reduced bushmeat hunting by 79% between 2001 and 2008, which can be attributed to both normative and regulatory interventions.