Sentence examples for governance of forests from inspiring English sources

Editor's Note: Stephanie Ratté is a project coordinator and research analyst with the Governance of Forests Initiatives; Carole Excell is the project director of The Access Initiative at the World Resources Institute and Lauren Williams is an associate with the Governance of Forests Initiative, leading engagement in the Congo Basin. .

Stephanie Ratté is a Project Coordinator and Research Analyst with the Governance of Forests Initiative where she leads and coordinates communications and outreach for the GFI and Access Initiative teams.

Lauren Williams is an Associate with the Governance of Forests Initiative, leading engagement in the Congo Basin region, including developing strategy and providing technical support to civil society partners conducting research and advocacy to strengthen natural resource governance.

To the best of our knowledge, scholars have restricted their studies only to long-surviving cooperation systems, like use and governance of forests (Agrawal and Goyal, [2001]; Antinori and Bray, [2005]; Gibson et al. [2005]), irrigation systems (Meinzen-Dick et al. [2002]; Fujiie et al. [2005]) and food community (Migliore et al. [2014], [2015]).

The report, which compared records of wood imports to legal exports, says: "If they are to be effective, mechanisms to encourage developing countries to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation will require secure control and sound governance of forest resources.

Energy and forest systems can be integrated across landscapes and organisations to establish attractive solutions guided by good governance of forest management and biomass use (eg, policies, regulations, standards and certification systems).

Compared to other African countries, Madagascar has an innovative legislation for governance of forest resources, the GELOSE, Gestion Locale Sécurisée, from 1996, that allows for a transfer of some management rights to local communities [44].

The government issued the Charter of the Forest, which attempted to reform the royal governance of the forests.

Second, I'd raise international pressure to persuade the government of Indonesia to sort out the chaotic governance of its forests.

These reforms have resulted in an intensive academic debate on governance and management of forests and how actors should be involved.

With over 80% of Mexico's forests under a common property regime (Yates 1981), effective local governance of commonly owned forests is crucial to maintain ecosystem services and create economic benefits for forest communities.