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FAO FORESTRY
PAPER 114
Assessing forestry H. Gregersen J.E.M. Arnold A. Lundgren A. Contreras H. M.R. de Montalembert D. Gow |
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EPAT/MUCIA
Research and Training WORLD BANK UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Rome, 1993 |
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Reprinted 1996
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PART I - THE NEW GENERATION OF FORESTRY PROJECTS: THEIR ROLE IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
1 Forestry Projects and Sustainable Development
The Concept of Sustainable Development
Forestry Projects and Sustainable Use of the Forest Resource
Sustaining the Flows of Benefits from Forestry Projects2 The Nature of Forestry Projects
Forestry and Industrial Development
Forestry and Rural Development
Forestry and Environmental Sustainability3 The Institutional Context for Forestry Projects
Dealing With the Institutional Issues
Expanding Political Constituencies for Forestry to Reconcile Environment and Development
Placement of Forestry in an Organizational Context
The Institutional Context for Project Planning, Implementation and Impact Assessment
Improving the Institutional Framework for Forestry Projects
PART II - ASSESSING FORESTRY PROJECT IMPACTS ON PEOPLE
4 Identifying Key Questions About Project Impacts on People
Identifying People Involved In and Impacted By a Project
Identifying Project Impacts on the Welfare of People
Identifying the Dimensions of Welfare that are of Concern
Questions Concerning Distributional Impacts
Questions Concerning Sustainability and Livelihood Security Impacts
Questions Concerning Economic Efficiency Impacts
Concluding CommentsNeed to Clearly Specify Each Question Being Addressed
Assessment at Different Stages of the Project Process
Technical and Institutional Constraints on Assessments