Sentence examples for forest reform from inspiring English sources

The two parallel forest reform programmes being carried out in the same landscapes provide a unique opportunity to study democratisation of forest governance in the country with the world's largest number of forest-dependent people.

The central government formulated its policy on collective forest reform after it was tested at a provincial level: community rights were found to be effective in protecting forests and boosting the rural economy.

"But we can also highlight the case of Vietnam, a small and densely populated country that's implemented very smart and comprehensive forest reform - or India, which has not controlled its population as China has and where standards of living are even lower.

Given the focus of the forest reform process on unreserved public lands, our analyses excluded both private land and existing reserves.

However, in recent decades China has experienced substantial forest reforms that aim to protect important forested lands while simultaneously increasing timber outputs from plantations.

Ironically, Blundell says, Liberia's forest reforms are not enshrined in the peace agreement itself, but instead emerged from the agricultural and environmental communities, with support from the World Bank and some outside governments.

"The logging companies come at the very top, wanting business-as-usual". Ironically, Blundell says, Liberia's forest reforms are not enshrined in the peace agreement itself, but instead emerged from the agricultural and environmental communities, with support from the World Bank and some outside governments.

The monitoring of the implementation of the forest policy reform aiming at a permanent adaptation to the changes in the context, including those brought from the reform process itself, is provided by the means of participatory assessments along the chain.

It also said the Indonesian government should now do more to support communities and progressive companies with forest sector reform.

Indonesia is promoting the more localized Forest Management Unit (Kesatuan Pengelolaan Hutan or KPH) as a key element of forest governance reform for embracing REDD + and related initiatives.

This paper provides an overview of recent forest tenure reform in rural China and a summary of findings from a series of surveys and research papers.