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Forests Sourcebook : Practical Guidance for Sustaining Forests in Development Cooperation.
Title:
Forests Sourcebook : Practical Guidance for Sustaining Forests in Development Cooperation.
Author:
Bank, World.
ISBN:
9780821371640
Personal Author:
Physical Description:
1 online resource (666 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Title Page -- Contents -- Agriculture and Rural Development -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- A User's Guide to the Forests Sourcebook -- What is not Covered by the Forests Sourcebook -- The Quick Reference Matrix -- Introduction: Opportunities and Challenges in the Forest Sector -- Introduction -- Why the Potential of Forests has not been Fully Harnessed -- Unlocking Forests' Potential -- The World Bank's Approach to the Forest Sector -- The World Bank's 2002 Forests Strategy and Operational Policy -- The Forests Strategy course for implementation -- Operational policies for World Bank-supported investment projects -- The World Bank's Lending to the Sector -- Overall lending profile -- Regional lending profile -- Progress to Date -- The Challenge Ahead -- Key global challenges -- Key Regional Challenges -- Key Challenges for the World Bank -- Purpose of the Forests Sourcebook -- Notes -- References Cited -- PART 1 Priority Themes and Operational Aspects -- CHAPTER 1 Forests for Poverty Reduction -- Introduction -- Past Activities -- Key Issues -- Future Priorities and Scaling-up Activities -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 1.1: Mainstreaming the Role of Forests in Poverty Alleviation: Measuring Poverty-Forest Linkages -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 1.2: Community-Based Forest Management -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 1.3 Indigenous Peoples and Forests -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Note -- Selected Readings -- References Cited.

Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 1.4 Property and Access Rights -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 1.5: Making Markets Work for the Forest-Dependent Poor -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Note -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- CHAPTER 2 Engaging the Private Sector in Forest Sector Development -- Introduction -- Past Activities -- Key Issues -- Future Priorities for Activities -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Annex 2A World Bank Analytical and Advisory Activities and Economic and Sector Work Related to Governance Reform -- Note 2.1: Company-Community Partnerships -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Note -- Selected Readings: Reviews -- Selected Readings: Country Cases -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 2.2: Small and Medium Enterprises -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Annex 2.2A Checklist of Key Issues to Determine SME Program Direction and Feasibility -- Note 2.3: Innovative Marketing Arrangements: Payments for Environmental Services -- Operational Aspects -- Identifying and quantifying environmental services -- Charging service users -- Paying service providers -- Creating the institutional framework -- Ensuring the poor benefit -- Other operational considerations -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited.

CHAPTER 3 Meeting the Growing Demand for Forest Products: Plantation Forestry and Harvesting Operations in Natural Forests -- Introduction -- Past Activities -- Key Issues -- Future Priorities and Scaling-up Activities -- Notes -- Selected Resources -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 3.1: Mainstreaming Conservation Considerations into Productive Landscapes: Applying High-Conservation-Value Tools -- The HCV Concept-Why It IS Useful for Integrating Conservation and Production -- Operational Aspects -- HCV process: Implementing HCV assessment and defining management prescriptions -- Good practice in HCV assessment and management -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 3.2: Forest Certification Systems -- Overview and Considerations of Interest for World Bank Activities -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Barriers to certification -- Support to certification system development -- Note -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 3.3: Forest Plantations in World Bank Operations -- Overview and Considerations of Interest for World Bank Activities -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Recommended Reading -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- CHAPTER 4 Optimizing Forest Functions in a Landscape -- Introduction -- Past Activities -- Key Issues -- Future Priorities and Scaling-Up Activities -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 4.1: Integrated Forest Landscape Land-Use Planning -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Notes.

Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 4.2: Assessing Outcomes of Landscape Interventions -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 4.3: Using Adaptive Management to Improve Project Implementation -- Overview and Considerations of Interest for World Bank Activities -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- CHAPTER 5 Improving Forest Governance -- Introduction -- Past Activities -- Key Issues -- Future Priorities and Scaling-Up Activities -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 5.1: Decentralized Forest Management -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 5.2: Reforming Forest Institutions -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Note 5.3: Strengthening Legal Frameworks in the Forest Sector -- Operational Aspects -- Working with the law -- Improving capacity and law through good process -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Annex 5.3A A Checklist of Potential Issues for the Forest Law Adviser -- Tenure -- Public forest management -- Private forest management -- Decentralization and devolution of authority -- Sustainability and environmental protection -- Commerce and trade -- Finance and taxation -- Institutional reform -- Offenses and enforcement.

Annex 5.3B Six Drafting Principles for Creating Better Forest Laws -- Principle 1: Avoid legislative overreach -- Principle 2: Avoid unnecessary, superfluous, or cumbersome licensing and approval requirements -- Principle 3: Include provisions that enhance the transparency and accountability of forest decision-making processes -- Principle 4: Enhance the stake of local nongovernment actors in the sustainable management of forests -- Principle 5: The drafting of law needs to be a broadly participatory process -- Principle 6: Increase the effectiveness of direct law enforcement mechanisms set forth in forestry legislation -- Note 5.4: Strengthening Fiscal Systems in the Forestry Sector -- Operational Aspects -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Annex 5.4A A Summary of the Different Types of Charges Used in Fiscal Systems in the Forestry Sector -- Note 5.5: Addressing Illegal Logging and Other Forest Crime -- Operational Aspects -- Understanding causes of illegal logging and other forest crime -- Framework to combat illegal logging and other forest crime -- Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Practitioners -- General lessons -- Country-level lessons -- Risks -- Opportunities -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes -- Annex 5.5A Drivers of Illegal Logging and Other Forest Crime: Motive, Means, and Opportunity -- Annex 5.5B Typical Contexts of Illegal Logging: Drivers and Potential Responses -- CHAPTER 6 Mainstreaming Forests into Development Policy and Planning -- Introduction -- Past Activities -- Key Issues -- Future Priorities and Scaling-up Activities -- Immediate measures -- Medium-term measures -- Notes -- Selected Readings -- References Cited -- Cross-Referenced Chapters and Notes.

Annex 6A Timescale of Impacts of Energy Sector Reform on Forests and Forest Industries.
Abstract:
The Forests Source Book provides practical operations-oriented guidance for forest sector engagement toward the goals of poverty reduction, conservation and economic development. Intended to guide World Bank lending activities and projects, the Forests Source Book offers information useful to a broad audience of practitioners, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. The Source Book was developed in partnership with members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests, including the Food and Agriculture Organization. The Source Book provides background on key issues, lessons learned, and recommendations for practitioners on a number of topics including private sector engagement, forest governance, sustainable plantation and commercial harvesting, and forest information management systems. Giving insight into the complex interplay between different realms of development work that effect or are affected by forests, the Forests Sourcebook is a valuable tool for any stakeholder involved in development or business projects that could have impact on forests.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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