Guidelines for formulating national forest financing strategies
Forests provide fresh water, soil protection, carbon sequestration, and other valuable resources that forest-dependent communities have relied on for millennia. Quantifying these goods and services has been the focus of considerable attention in recent years. But even if we can agree on how much they are worth, how do we pay for such goods and services? Given that most of the forests in Asia and the Pacific region are state owned, mechanisms on ways to receive funds from outside national treasuries need to be sought taking account of the role of public institutions, the interests of local communities, payment for ecological services and promotion of private sector investment. This publication provides a set of guidelines for formulating national forest financing strategies to invigorate the forestry sector and enhance sustainable forest management.
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| Format: | Texto biblioteca |
| Language: | eng |
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Bangkok (Thailand) FAO
2013
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| Subjects: | SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT, FINANCING, NATIONAL PLANNING, RURAL COMMUNITIES, GOVERNANCE, PRIVATE INVESTMENT, DEVELOPMENT POLICIES, INNOVATION ADOPTION, GUIDELINES, COMMUNAUTE RURALE, GOUVERNANCE, INVESTISSEMENT PRIVE, POLITIQUE DE DEVELOPPEMENT, ADOPTION DE L'INNOVATION, PRINCIPE DIRECTEUR, FINANCEMENT, PLANIFICATION NATIONALE, COMUNIDADES RURALES, GOBERNANCIA, INVERSION PRIVADA, POLITICA DE DESARROLLO, ADOPCION DE INNOVACIONES, DIRECTRICES, FINANCIAMIENTO, PLANIFICACION NACIONAL, |
| Online Access: | http://www.fao.org/3/a-i3187e.pdf |
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| Summary: | Forests provide fresh water, soil protection, carbon sequestration, and other valuable resources that forest-dependent communities have relied on for millennia. Quantifying these goods and services has been the focus of considerable attention in recent years. But even if we can agree on how much they are worth, how do we pay for such goods and services? Given that most of the forests in Asia and the Pacific region are state owned, mechanisms on ways to receive funds from outside national treasuries need to be sought taking account of the role of public institutions, the interests of local communities, payment for ecological services and promotion of private sector investment. This publication provides a set of guidelines for formulating national forest financing strategies to invigorate the forestry sector and enhance sustainable forest management. |
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