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Forestry for Sustainable Rural Development







Contents

  • Preface ■ V

  • Acknowledgments ■ ix

  • Part One: Overview ■ 1

  • Approaches the Ford Foundation Has Supported in the Field of Community Forestry in Asia1

    • Introduction ■ 1

    • History of Ford Foundation Involvement in Community Forestry in Asia ■ 4

    • Elements of Community Forestry Supported by the Foundation ■ 8

  • Part Two: The Elements of Community Forestry ■ 11

  • Access and Rights to Forest Products and Land for Local People11

    • Distribution of Rights Between Governments and Forest Users ■ 11

    • Distribution of Rights Among Communities of Forest Users ■ 17

    • Distribution of Rights Within Communities of Forest Users ■ 17

    • What Happens When the Resource Becomes Valuable? ■ 18

  • Community-Based Organizations for Forest Management20

    • Developing a Community-Based Organization ■ 20

    • Differing Levels of Autonomy ■ 20

    • Federations as a Means to Strengthen the Power of Local Organizations ■ 24

  • Multiple-Use Management of the Forest Resource25

    • Agroforestry ■ 26

    • Natural Forest Regeneration ■ 26

    • Nontimber Forest Products ■ 27

  • Institutional Change and New Collaborative Relationships30

    • Forest Departments: Providing an Institutional Base for Community Forestry ■ 31

      • Working Groups: A Mechanism for Institutional Change ■ 32

      • Institutionalization ■ 34

      • Expansion ■ 37