Research insights are used for a constructive-critical dialogue with concerned practitioners to find ways of improving existing development-related practices. Therefore, the research team is establishing close links with various stakeholder groups, among them state agencies, civil society, important donors and implementing agencies. Examples include:


Local stakeholders

First dialogues with local stakeholders were held, e.g. through a round table in Mingora.

The News International. 2004. End ot political interference, more guards to help protect forests. The News International, Vol. 15(293), October 23, 2004.

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Asian Development Bank (ADB)

For ADB's Regional Study on Forest Policy and Institutional Reform, Dr. Abid Suleri compiled the Report on the Pakistan Case Study.

Suleri AQ, et al. 2001. Regional Study on Forest Policy and Institutional Reforms. Final Report of the Pakistan Case Study. ADB.

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Intercooperation, Swiss Organisation for Development and Cooperation (IC)

For his MSc field research, Bernd Steimann worked as a stagiaire with IC Pakistan in Peshawar.


Newspapers

Another means of outreach are articles in newspapers. Some examples are:

Shahbaz B, Ali T. 2003. Forest Friendly Development. The News on Sunday, Political Economy Section. Pakistan November 19, 2003.

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	Munir S. 2005. Migration vs. Security of Movement. The News International. May 21, 2005.	78 KB
	Shahbaz B. 2008. Sustainable development & natural resource management in Pakistan. Pakistan Observer, March 31, 2008. 1,3.	1.6 MB

Improving Livestock Output of Small Holder Mountain Communties in the Hindukush

A pilot project on this issue has been started by NCCR members from Berne, Switzerland, with an NGO in Swat. For details and contacts see the following project description.

Improving Livestock Output of smallholder mountain communities in the Hindukush. NCCR PAMS Proposal.

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