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DECLARATION
CERTIFICATE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Table of contents
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF DIAGRAMS / FIGURES / MAPS
I. Introduction
Statement of the Problem
The forest ecosystem and tribal life.
Forest dwelling tribes of Kerala
1.1 District wise Area of Forest Cover and Tribal Population (1991 census)
Deforestation: Causes and its impact on tribals
1.1 (Map) Location of the Study Area
Objectives
Methodology
1.1 (Diagram) Tribes in Devicolam Taluk
Tools and Techniques
Limitation of the study
Structure of the thesis
REFERENCES
II. Review of Related works
Socio Economic Conditions of the tribals
References
III. Tribal population in Kerala - A Development Perspective
3.1 Tribal Population of Kerala - District wise (from 1961 to 1991)
Tribal communities of Kerala.
Dominant Tribal Communities in the Districts of Kerala
3.2 Dominant Tribal Communities in the Districts of Kerala
3.3 Literacy of Scheduled Tribes of Kerala (from 1961 to 1991)
Occupational status
Size of land holdings
3.4 Distribution of Tribal House holds by Size of land holding
Tribal Development Programmes and Investment for Tribal Development.
Investment for Tribal Development
Allocation and Expenditures for Rural Development in Kerala through Plan periods.
3.5 Plan Outlay and Expenditure for Tribal Development Programmes in India
Tribal Sub Plan of Kerala
3.6 Rural Development in Kerala Outlays and Expenditure
3.7 Investment for Tribal Development in Kerala Outlay and Expenditure from 1984-85 To 1993 -94
District-wise Incidence of Poverty
3.8 Number of Tribal Families below Poverty line
Tribal Development - Physical Targets and Achievements
Integrated Tribal Development Projects
3.9 ITD Projects and the area covered
Institutions Engaged in Tribal Development and Tribal Produce Marketing.
REFERENCES
IV. Tribal Communities of Idukki district
Area and Physiography
Climate
4.1 (Map) Taluks of Idukki District
Geology and Soil
Rivers
Forest Cover
Demographic features
Tribes of Idukki
Muthuvans
Hill Pulayas
Mannan
Uraly
Malai Arayan
Ulladan
Settlements
Hill Pulayas
4.2 (Map) Selected Tribal Settlements
Kummittamkuzhy and Champakad settlements
Mannan
Choorakkattan Settlement
Muthuvan
Kattamudy settlement
REFERENCES
V. Deforestation in Kerala
5.1 Forest Resource Situation at Global and National Levels
5.2 Deforestation in the Megadiversity Countries in the Eighties
5.3 Deforestation: Contrasting Results in Developing and the Developed Countries
Deforestation in India
5.4 Per capita Forest Area in India (1950-51 to 1990-91)
Extent of Forests in Kerala
5.5 Protected Areas in Kerala
District-wise break up of forests
Forest Types
5.6 District-wise Forest area
Deforestation in Kerala
5.7 Forest Resource: Situation in India and Kerala
The Frame Model of Deforestation
5.8 The Forest Area lost for various purposes in the two decades before 1980
5.1 (Diagram) A Frame Model of Causes of Deforestation
Deforestation: Mathematical process
REFERENCES
VI. Deforestation in Idukki and the High Ranges
The Early Phase (1750-1860)
The Plantation Era (1860-1940)
6.1 (Map) Travancore State - Early Phase
Encroachments
6.2 (Map) Travancore State - Plantation Era Employment Pattern of Hill Pulayas in the Champakad
Cart Trades and Oams
The Settlement Phase (1940-1965)
Migrations of the Syrian Christians
The High Range Colonization Scheme
Encroachment Evictions
Encroachment and Governmental Responses
REFERENCES
VII. Impact of Deforestation on Socio-economic Conditions of the Selected Tribal Communities
Land ownership
7.1 Size of Land Holdings per House holds of Tribals
Cropping Pattern
7.2 Inequalities in the Land Holdings per Households among the Hill Pulayas and Mannans
Income
Employment
7.3 Contribution to Mean Annual Income from Different sources (% to total)
7.1 (Figure) and Kummittamkuzhy Settlement
7.2 (Figure) Employment Pattern of Mannans of Choorakkattankudi Settlement
7.3 (Figure) Employment Pattern of Muthuvans in the Kattamudi Settlement
Housing Structure
Literacy level
7.4 Literacy Level of the Tribal Communities
Social organisation
Customs and Rituals
Health Care and Medicine
Degree of dependence on forests
7.5 Distribution of Households on Per Dependence on Forest for Food and Household Crafts
7.6 Distribution of Households as per Dependence on Forest for Fuel Wood and Fodder
7.7 Distribution of Households on Per Dependence on Forest for Medicine and Non-wood Forest Products
VIII. Summary and Conclusions
CONCLUSION
Policy Suggestions
APPENDICES
APPENDIX - 1.1 LIST OF SCHEDULED TRIBES - KERALA
APPENDIX - 1.2 UNRECOGNISED TRIBAL COMMUNITIES IN KERALA
APPENDIX - 3.1 DISTRICT-WISE POPULATION OF SCHEDULED TRIBESIN KERALA - 1991 CENSUS
Survey Schedule
PART - I SOCIO -ECONOMIC CONDlTlONS
PART - II EMPLOYMENT DETAILS
PART - III PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
PART - IV COLLECTION AND MARKETING OF NON-TIMBER FOREST PRODUCE (NTFP)
BIBILIOGRAPHY