Sentence examples for forest policy framework from inspiring English sources
China's forest policy framework has generally followed this paradigm as large-scale deforestation over the 20th century led to landscapes that, while economically productive, were made vulnerable to natural disturbances.
Due to differing histories of extractive practices in Michoacán and Oaxaca, variations of the forest policy framework evolved in each state, and this in turn has reinforced the types of activities in which external non-government actors engage.
Countries that already have a forest and climate change strategy or a REDD+ strategy may use the approach to identify and make needed adjustments to their national forest policy framework to facilitate strategy implementation.
FAO provides support to several countries to strengthen their forest policy framework; build institutional capacity to foster better forest law compliance; gather additional data on their forest resources; and determine the extent and nature of illegal operations.
Almost two decades ago, the Intergovernmental Panel on Forests (IPF) provided a setting for countries to debate and formally recognize the importance of a comprehensive forest policy framework for achieving sustainable forest management (SFM).
Countries can use the approach to facilitate stakeholder dialogue on elements of climate change, as well as related challenges and opportunities, that should be addressed in the NFP or the forest policy framework.
Forest DSS can support the assessment of alternative forest policy frameworks with respect to their impact on multiple variables of interest for stakeholders and decision makers, yet, these tools are often underutilised.
The initiative seeks to integrate climate change considerations into national forest programmes (NFPs) or forest policy frameworks.
In this study, our aim is to create a baseline AFCS map of a tropical forest in Asia and to estimate its future AFCS patterns under different forest policy frameworks.
The approach outlined in Climate Change for Forest Policy-Makers provides a general frame of reference for the integration of climate change considerations into NFPs or forest policy frameworks.
Some critics use these observations to call for radical re-examination of forest policy frameworks - especially as they relate to questions of forest land tenure, consideration of subsistence needs of the poor, recognition of indigenous or ancestral land rights - and to question the fundamental legitimacy of many national forest policies.
