Participatory target group analysis for the Tarbela-Mangla Watershed Management Project, NWFP, Pakistan

The report presents the findings of a participatory Target Group Analysis which was conducted in five villages across all five watershed divisions of the Tarbela-Mangla Watershed Management Project. The aims were to assess the relation of local target groups to forests and natural resources and determine the impact of past afforestations on these groups. A wide range of participatory methods were used, including historical matrices, livelihood analyses, venn diagrams, mobility maps, social maps, seasonal analyses, input-output flows, pie diagrams and matrix scorings. On the basis of the findings recommendations were made for amending the project. Both reports have sections on project context and key findings in common.