Millions of people across rural India depend on and share
the ‘common’ (community) natural resources like forest, wasteland, grazing
land, water resources, etc., for their livelihoods, whereas developing such
‘common resources’ through collective action for the sustainable village
development is a challenging task for the rural community. Many a time, Common
Property Resources (CPRs) also work like the shock absorbers (both income and
employment) for the vulnerable poor during the lean seasons wherein no wage
employment is available to sustain their livelihood, whereas developing the
‘common resources’ through collective action at the village—panchayat—level is
a challenging task for the rural community.

The active and responsible community participation is one of
the prime requirements for promoting and sustaining the common natural
resources. The public–private people partnership between the government,
private institutions and the community is apparent for the integrated and
sustainable village development. The study demonstrates that strong community
participation with a vision, new institutional set-up and an efficient
management and governance of CPR would benefit the society in many folds. Policy
needs to be designed for CPR management from the bottom-up approach with the involvement
of community to make development sustainable.
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