Sentence examples for forest fund from inspiring English sources
The second case is a pilot project for a user-based management of forest fund pastures.
These observations show that the user-based management of forest fund pastures of the Otuz Art Valley deviates even more than the first example, from the ideal of CBNRM presented in the introduction.
The law is not applicable for grasslands of the so-called 'national forest fund' (NFF) gosudarstvennyi lesnoi fond (Russian), which is defined as those areas that are covered by forests and which were assigned to the state-owned forestry sector (FCKR 1999 art. 7).
In addition to its own pastures, the administration of the Kenesh aiylnyi okrug also rented several grassland plots belonging to the 'national forest fund' from the leskhoz 'Kyzyl Unkur' to provide its members with sufficient pasture grounds (CLPKU-KLM 2013; respondents KJ 2013 and EA 2013/2014).
Even if many of these jailoo are part of the 'national land reserve', wide areas remain 'national forest fund' pastures, where the application of community-based management approaches as outlined in the new pasture law is not envisaged (Figs. 5 and 7).
Governments have to stop paying lip service while turning a blind eye and more forest funding is needed from wealthy nations.
Oil-rich Norway already provides 40% of the world's tropical forest funding, spending billions of dollars each year on support for countries such as Brazil that have slowed deforestation over the past decade.
"The Republic had very few means, but they were driving this project, making new partnerships and alliances to support the inventory". The inventory identified forests outside of state-owned forest funds and protected areas not previously included in official statistics.
This status was backed by an amendment to the existing pasture law, which assigned non-forest fund pastures that were used by Soviet collective farms to the municipalities that had been created on the territories of the respective farms.
And that complete picture is critical, because transparency can be a double-edged sword, according to Rosa Maria Vidal, Executive Director of the Governors' Climate and Forests Fund.
