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PART I
The role of contract arrangements in the governance of public forests
1.2 The challenges in managing public forests and public forest lands
1.4 Organization and structure
2. Contractual arrangements in the management of public forest lands – an overview
2.2 Definitions of contractual arrangements
2.3 The scope of contractual arrangements
2.4 The evolution of tenure arrangements and resource contracts
2.5 Contractual arrangements: key instruments of government policy
2.6 Historic problems with contractual arrangements
2.7 The changing roles of contractual arrangements
PART II
Conditionalities for concessions and contracts in public forests
3. Forestry policy framework for contract design and administration
3.3 Coordination and compatibility of forestry policy with other government policies
3.4 A policy process for forestry
4. The legal framework for contract design and administration
4.4 The relationship between forestry policy and legal instruments
5.The institutional framework for contract design and administration
5.2 Issues in the strengthening of government forestry agencies
5.3 Institutional functions and capacities in the design and administration of contracts
5.4 Operational functions in management of public forests
5.5 Organizational structures and organizational design
5.6 Steps in institutional analysis, design and reform
PART III
Administration of concessions and forest contracts
6.Types of forest contract, property rights, tenure and use rights
6.2 The meaning of property and use rights
6.3 Common forms of contractual arrangements
6.4 Choice of the form of resource utilization contract
6.5 Goods and services procurement contracts
7. The design of contracts and contract administration systems
7.2 Land use planning and allocation
7.3 Key requirements of forest contracts
7.4 The process of designing forest contracts: major components and stages
7.5 Forest utilization contracts: terms and conditions
7.6 Contract conditions for short- and long-term contracts
7.7 Steps in the development and implementation of resource utilization contracts
Appendix A: Contract design checklist
8. Valuing and pricing forests, forest fees and revenue collection
8.2 Basic concepts for appraisal of forest goods and services: appraisal steps
8.5 Developing a forest revenue system for forest utilization contracts
9. Contract award and competition
9.2 Contract award: the goal of economic efficiency in forest contracts
9.3 The principle of competition in contract award
9.4 Auctions and other methods of contract award
9.5 Principles and skills for improving negotiation capacity
10.2 Monitoring and inspection of forest utilization contracts
10.3 Monitoring and inspection of procurement contracts
10.5 The design of enforcement systems
10.6 Institutional structures for contract monitoring and enforcement