Cross-sectoral policy developments in forestry /
Cross-sectoral policy developments in forestry /
edited by Yves C. Dubé, Forestry Department, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy and Franz Schmithüsen, Department of Environmental Sciences, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland.
- 1 online resource (xvii, 264 pages) : illustrations, charts
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Cross-sectoral tropical forest cover impacts : what matters? / Sven Wunder and Ahmad Dermawan -- The role of decentralization in integrating cross-sectoral demands on forests / Stefanie Engel and Charles Palmer -- Wood-product trade and policy issues / Osamu Hashiramoto -- Ecosystem approaches to sustainable forest management : changing realities / Jeffrey A. Sayer, Stewart Maginnis and Simon Rietbergen -- Agriculture and forestry : enhancing cross-sectoral policy planning / Randy Stringer -- Policy impact of the Kyoto Protocol on sustainable forest management / Dieter Schoene -- The United Nations Convention to combat desertification : a global framework for cross-sectoral policy coordination addressing sustainable forest management / Camilla Nordheim-Larsen, Eleonora Canigiani and Paule Hérodote -- Bringing forest ecosystems into national income accounts : an environmental accounting approach / Glenn-Marie Lange -- The model forest experience in using broad-based partnerships for sustainable forest management / Peter Besseau, Washington Alvarado, Ramon Calumbay, Purificación Daloos, Rosalie Imperial, Lisa Jones, Cyprain Jum, Christa Mooney, Johan Svensson, Genrikh P. Telitsyn and Lourdes Wagan -- The World Agroforestry Centre's experience in cross-sectoral policy planning in Africa / Jan G. Laarman -- Cross-sectoral policy-planning issues in forest management : lessons learnt from two case studies in Ethiopia / Samuel Gebre-Selassie -- Gender and off-reserve forest management in the high forest of Ghana / Elizabeth Ardayfio-Schandorf -- Multiple-stakeholder policy-planning processes : lessons from community-based projects in Mozambique / Boaventura M. Cau -- Enhancing cross-sectoral linkages in Nigerian forestry / Sylvester A. Okonofua -- External policy impacts on Miombo forest development in Tanzania / Gerald C. Monela and Jumanne M. Abdallah. China environmental and economic accounts for forestry : case studies of Jiaohe county and Fengman District in Jilin Province / Guangcui Dai and Dong Huang -- Non-timber forest product linkages in the tribal economy of the western Ghats region of Karnataka, India / Mogenahalli R. Girish and Mamatha Girish -- Road construction and population effects on forest conversion in rubber villages in Sumatra, Indonesia / Motoe Miyamoto -- Community forest management in the Terai region of Nepal : contribution to the local and national economy / Maheshwar Dhakal and Misa Masuda -- Cross-sector linkages in northern Thailand mountain development / Mingsarn Kaosa-ard and Jeff Rutherford -- Public policy impacts on European forest sector development / Franz Schmithüsen, Volker Sasse and Carsten Thoroe -- Comparative analysis of framing the 'forest sector' : case studies from Austria and the Netherlands / Evelien Verbij, Esther Turnhout and Heiner Schanz -- Cross-sectoral linkages between forestry and other sectors in Romania / Ioan V. Abrudan -- Importance of the Turkish forestry sector in the national economy : an input-output analysis / Mustafa F. Türker -- The experience of the US forest sector in cross-sectoral impact analysis / Denise C. Ingram, Ralph J. Alig and Karen L. Abt -- Cross-sector challenges for public land management in the western Canadian sedimentary basin / Marian L. Weber -- Urbanization and timberland-use change in the southern USA / Rao V. Nagubadi and Daowei Zhang -- Towards joint transboundary watershed management in Patagonia : lessons from Argentina and Chile / Samuel J. Francke-Campaña -- Environmental policy and law influencing forest management practices in Chile / Enrique Gallardo Gallardo -- Cross-sectoral linkages in Mexican forestry / Víctor Sosa Cedillo -- Major policy changes in national forest management in the USA, 1975-2005 / Dennis C. Le Master and James B. Snow.
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This book, containing 31 chapters grouped into two parts, provides rich and multi-faceted documentation of current progress being made in creating the political, economic and social conditions indispensable for sustainable and multi-functional use of forest resources, and notes the obstacles that needs to be removed to reach this goal. The first part (chapters 1-9) introduces general and global aspects that have to be considered in the context of cross sectoral policy coordination. This include discussions on the impact of external shocks such as a sudden oil price increase on forest management, the impact of energy or trade policies on global wood markets and the role of decentralization in integrating multiple demands on forests. The second part of the book deals with regional, national and local issues of cross-sectoral policy linkages. The chapters on Africa (chapters 10-15) focus largely on the improvement of land management practices such as agroforestry, land tenure and gender issues, more integrative policies in promoting reforestation and afforestation, multiple stakeholder planning processes and external policy impacts in protecting and managing Miombo forests. In Asia (chapters 16-20), important subjects appearing in several chapters are the need to develop environmental and economic accounts for forestry, and to demonstrate more clearly the great importance of non-timber forest product linkages, road construction and population effects of forest conversion, community forest management contributions to the local and national economy, and cross-sectoral policy links in the development of mountainous areas are other issues addressed. In the Europe part (chapters 21-24); both environmental problems as well as strong trends towards developing a competitive forest and wood-processing sector determine public policy development to a considerable extent. This can be seen from leading policy scenarios that have been identified from the changes in perceptions with regard to the forest sector and from the policy issues at national level that are presented. A somewhat similar pattern of competing policy demands between resource use, industrial expansion and strong environmental demands emerges from the contributions dealing with the Americas (chapters 25-31). These chapters contain the experiences of the USA in cross-sectoral impact analysis, the lessons to be learned from the long and confliction history in managing the national forests, as well as from the resource conflicts described between forestry uses, oil and gas development and environmental protection in the boreal regions of Canada.
Forest policy.
Forests and forestry.
Forest management.
Forestry Economics, (New March 2000)
Policy and Planning.
Forests and Forest Trees (Biology and Ecology)
Silviculture and Forest Management.
Environmental protection.
Forest management.
Forest policy.
Forest resources.
Forestry development.
Forests.
Sectoral analysis.
Sustainability.
Electronic books.
SD373 / .C665 2007eb
634.9
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Cross-sectoral tropical forest cover impacts : what matters? / Sven Wunder and Ahmad Dermawan -- The role of decentralization in integrating cross-sectoral demands on forests / Stefanie Engel and Charles Palmer -- Wood-product trade and policy issues / Osamu Hashiramoto -- Ecosystem approaches to sustainable forest management : changing realities / Jeffrey A. Sayer, Stewart Maginnis and Simon Rietbergen -- Agriculture and forestry : enhancing cross-sectoral policy planning / Randy Stringer -- Policy impact of the Kyoto Protocol on sustainable forest management / Dieter Schoene -- The United Nations Convention to combat desertification : a global framework for cross-sectoral policy coordination addressing sustainable forest management / Camilla Nordheim-Larsen, Eleonora Canigiani and Paule Hérodote -- Bringing forest ecosystems into national income accounts : an environmental accounting approach / Glenn-Marie Lange -- The model forest experience in using broad-based partnerships for sustainable forest management / Peter Besseau, Washington Alvarado, Ramon Calumbay, Purificación Daloos, Rosalie Imperial, Lisa Jones, Cyprain Jum, Christa Mooney, Johan Svensson, Genrikh P. Telitsyn and Lourdes Wagan -- The World Agroforestry Centre's experience in cross-sectoral policy planning in Africa / Jan G. Laarman -- Cross-sectoral policy-planning issues in forest management : lessons learnt from two case studies in Ethiopia / Samuel Gebre-Selassie -- Gender and off-reserve forest management in the high forest of Ghana / Elizabeth Ardayfio-Schandorf -- Multiple-stakeholder policy-planning processes : lessons from community-based projects in Mozambique / Boaventura M. Cau -- Enhancing cross-sectoral linkages in Nigerian forestry / Sylvester A. Okonofua -- External policy impacts on Miombo forest development in Tanzania / Gerald C. Monela and Jumanne M. Abdallah. China environmental and economic accounts for forestry : case studies of Jiaohe county and Fengman District in Jilin Province / Guangcui Dai and Dong Huang -- Non-timber forest product linkages in the tribal economy of the western Ghats region of Karnataka, India / Mogenahalli R. Girish and Mamatha Girish -- Road construction and population effects on forest conversion in rubber villages in Sumatra, Indonesia / Motoe Miyamoto -- Community forest management in the Terai region of Nepal : contribution to the local and national economy / Maheshwar Dhakal and Misa Masuda -- Cross-sector linkages in northern Thailand mountain development / Mingsarn Kaosa-ard and Jeff Rutherford -- Public policy impacts on European forest sector development / Franz Schmithüsen, Volker Sasse and Carsten Thoroe -- Comparative analysis of framing the 'forest sector' : case studies from Austria and the Netherlands / Evelien Verbij, Esther Turnhout and Heiner Schanz -- Cross-sectoral linkages between forestry and other sectors in Romania / Ioan V. Abrudan -- Importance of the Turkish forestry sector in the national economy : an input-output analysis / Mustafa F. Türker -- The experience of the US forest sector in cross-sectoral impact analysis / Denise C. Ingram, Ralph J. Alig and Karen L. Abt -- Cross-sector challenges for public land management in the western Canadian sedimentary basin / Marian L. Weber -- Urbanization and timberland-use change in the southern USA / Rao V. Nagubadi and Daowei Zhang -- Towards joint transboundary watershed management in Patagonia : lessons from Argentina and Chile / Samuel J. Francke-Campaña -- Environmental policy and law influencing forest management practices in Chile / Enrique Gallardo Gallardo -- Cross-sectoral linkages in Mexican forestry / Víctor Sosa Cedillo -- Major policy changes in national forest management in the USA, 1975-2005 / Dennis C. Le Master and James B. Snow.
Access limited to subscribing institution.
This book, containing 31 chapters grouped into two parts, provides rich and multi-faceted documentation of current progress being made in creating the political, economic and social conditions indispensable for sustainable and multi-functional use of forest resources, and notes the obstacles that needs to be removed to reach this goal. The first part (chapters 1-9) introduces general and global aspects that have to be considered in the context of cross sectoral policy coordination. This include discussions on the impact of external shocks such as a sudden oil price increase on forest management, the impact of energy or trade policies on global wood markets and the role of decentralization in integrating multiple demands on forests. The second part of the book deals with regional, national and local issues of cross-sectoral policy linkages. The chapters on Africa (chapters 10-15) focus largely on the improvement of land management practices such as agroforestry, land tenure and gender issues, more integrative policies in promoting reforestation and afforestation, multiple stakeholder planning processes and external policy impacts in protecting and managing Miombo forests. In Asia (chapters 16-20), important subjects appearing in several chapters are the need to develop environmental and economic accounts for forestry, and to demonstrate more clearly the great importance of non-timber forest product linkages, road construction and population effects of forest conversion, community forest management contributions to the local and national economy, and cross-sectoral policy links in the development of mountainous areas are other issues addressed. In the Europe part (chapters 21-24); both environmental problems as well as strong trends towards developing a competitive forest and wood-processing sector determine public policy development to a considerable extent. This can be seen from leading policy scenarios that have been identified from the changes in perceptions with regard to the forest sector and from the policy issues at national level that are presented. A somewhat similar pattern of competing policy demands between resource use, industrial expansion and strong environmental demands emerges from the contributions dealing with the Americas (chapters 25-31). These chapters contain the experiences of the USA in cross-sectoral impact analysis, the lessons to be learned from the long and confliction history in managing the national forests, as well as from the resource conflicts described between forestry uses, oil and gas development and environmental protection in the boreal regions of Canada.
Forest policy.
Forests and forestry.
Forest management.
Forestry Economics, (New March 2000)
Policy and Planning.
Forests and Forest Trees (Biology and Ecology)
Silviculture and Forest Management.
Environmental protection.
Forest management.
Forest policy.
Forest resources.
Forestry development.
Forests.
Sectoral analysis.
Sustainability.
Electronic books.
SD373 / .C665 2007eb
634.9