Introduction
The Tree of Knowledge is a rich source of information on the social practices of forestry in Southeast Asia. This is a compilation of information collected by the ASEAN Working Group on Social Forestry since 2005. The work of partners under the Swiss ASEAN Partnership on Social Forestry and Climate Change has enriched this body of knowledge.
Who developed the tree of knowledge?
It is supported and implemented by the ASEAN Working Group on Social Forestry (AWG-SF) in collaboration with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Global Agroforestry. Center (ICRAF), Non-Timber Forest Products Exchange Program (NTFP-EP), RECOFTC, and Southeast Asia Regional Center for Advanced Studies and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA).
Knowledge Tree in Islam?
Contrary to the story of the Bible, the Qur’an mentions only one tree in Eden, also called the Tree of Immortality, which God specifically forbade Adam and Eve. In other words, there is no tree of knowledge in the Quran. 18-Mar-2019 In the Sunnah of the Jews, mercy, wisdom, and the fruit of wisdom are the fruits of kindness and good and evil.
Symbol of the knowledge trees?
In most of these different religions, belief systems and myths, the tree of life stands as a symbol of knowledge, as it is the link between heaven and hell. That’s why some people call it the ‘Tree of Knowledge’ or the ‘Cosmic Tree’ because it’s associated with various functions.
Who will see the blessing?
Knowledge Tree helps practitioners plan, implement, and evaluate social forestry. Users include:
Government technical administrators who want to make more effective, efficient, and stable social forestry programs. Civil society and non-governmental organizations that help, develop and implement social forestry programs Researchers were interested in case studies and lessons learned about social forestry in Southeast Asia.
How to organize the information tree?
Knowledge Tree is an online platform that allows doctors to easily navigate based on context, interests, and needs. There are three parts: an introduction, six contexts, and a toolkit. The introduction describes the main concepts of community forestry, 3E criteria, and sustainable development goals. It also shows how the three are related.
Six Contexts:
Six cases discuss the conditions that should be considered in the planning and implementation of community forestry. Each contains questions in the form of a checklist to help users develop 3E standards in a specific context.
Each also provides lessons learned, how-to, and examples of approaches that can be used to create building blocks for sustainable, sustainable, and equitable forestry. It is based on published material, technical information and lessons learned from local activities.
Books of the Knowledge Tree
Educational books play an important role in the education of children and form the foundation for education. Therefore, it is the responsibility of our nation’s educators to be very careful in selecting textbooks for their young people. With the educational needs of children and their environment in mind, we are pleased to launch our new Tree of Knowledge series.
It is designed to teach critical thinking and problem-solving, thinking through reasoning, and innovation and change, to bring new things into new and changing fields.
We have integrated assessment into the text to allow students to see it as a live and relevant form of assessment that applies to everyday life, as well as guidelines New guidelines of the National Education Policy (NEP) and National Curriculum Framework (NCF).
Some amazing features of our series:
Written and edited by subject matter experts with guidance from experienced writers.
The text is very colorful, aesthetically vivid, and linguistically interesting.
A simple and straightforward learning method.
It has evolved in a psychological order, that is, according to the child’s growth and interest.
Conclusion
The knowledge tree supports decision-making processes during design and implementation Steps to effective, efficient, and equitable social forestry (3E). It also helps with the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Multidimensional social, economic, and environmental results in an effective, efficient, and fair manner.