Forestry Outlook Study for Africa (FOSA)
Sudan
Government of Sudan
Ministry of Agriculture and Forests
Forests National Corporation
Ms. Amira Awad M. SALIH
September 2000
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1.1. OBJECTIVES OF THE PAPER2. THE CHANGE DRIVERS
1.2 COUNTRY BACKGROUND
2.1 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHANGES3. FORESTRY SECTOR IN 2020
2.2 OVERALL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
2.3 TRADE LIBERALISATION
2.4 POLICY AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES
2.5 AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT
2.6 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
2.7 DEVELOPMENT IN THE SERVICE SECTORS AND THEIR POTENTIAL IMPACTS
2.8 CHANGE IN ENERGY USE AND THEIR IMPLICATION ON FORESTRY
2.9 INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNICATION
2.10 FOREST POLICY CHANGES
2.11 TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE FORESTRY AND ALLIED SECTORS
2.12 TRENDS IN INVESTMENT IN THE FORESTRY SECTOR
2.13 OTHER FACTORS HAVE IMPLICATION ON FORESTRY SECTOR
2.14 SUMMARY OF KEY DRIVING FORCES
3.1 SCENARIO I: THE DREAM4. THE CHANGE FACILITATION
3.3 OUTLOOK FOR STATE OF FORESTS AND PLANTATIONS
3.4 OUTLOOK FOR THE DEMANDS PLACED ON FORESTS
3.5 OUTLOOK FOR INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR FORESTRY
4.1 FACTORS THAT ARE CRITICAL FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THE SITUATION
4.2 CHANGES REQUIRED WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE FORESTRY SECTOR
4.3 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF VARIOUS AGENCIES (GOVERNMENTS, PRIVATE SECTOR, NGOs, CIVIL SOCIETY, DONOR AGENCIES, ETC.)