USAID NRMP Consultancy Notes-not sorted (Folder 3), 1994, Not dated

This series contains a comprehensive collection of materials relating to the Community Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources (CAMPFIRE) in Zimbabwe. Born out of wildlife legislation passed in Rhodesia in the 1970s, the program was officially conceived by Rowan Martin in the early 1980s. Brian Child was the coordinator of the CAMPFIRE program from 1989-1995. Overall program guidelines, correspondence, publicity, and a series of papers by Brian Child are included in this series. The bulk of this series contains documents relating to individual communities throughout Zimbabwe and the formation of district councils which began coordinating CAMPFIRE programs independently within their own jurisdictions. Documents from these multiple district councils' (DCs) are included throughout this series. There is also information about the United States-funded Natural Resource Management Program (USAID-NRMP), which provided financial assistance in Zimbabwe in the early 1990s. The series is arranged alphabetically.