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We acknowledge the lead researcher Dr. Suresh Dhakal, Central Department
of Anthropology, Tribhuvan University for designing and carrying out this study.
We also thank Chandra Prakash Giri, Former Director, Department of the then
Land Reform and Management (DoLRM) for his help during the study. Finally,
CSRC would like to thank its administrative and finance team for providing the
necessary support during the study period.
LIST OF ACRONYMS
ADR
alternative dispute resolution
ANGOC
Asian NGO Coalition for Agrarian Reform and Rural
Development
CSRC
Community Self-Reliance Centre
DoLRM
Department of Land Reform and Management
FGD
focus group discussion
NGO
non-government organization
NLRF
National Land Rights Forum
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