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This book "Contribution of Non-Timber forest products to household income " is organized in 5 chapters. The first chapter introduce general information about forest and non-timber products; problem related to the product, importance and significant of the book. Chapter two focused on literature review on the non-timber forest products. The third chapter cover the all methodology went through to assess the practices of the product. The main result of the the study on the commodity and related issues are addressed in chapter 4. The last chapter described the conclusion of the finding and policy implication. Keeping forest is keeping every thing on it.