Forest Outlook studies in Africa
(FOSA)
Kenya
David Mbugua
Please note that the views expressed in this paper reflect those of the authors and should not be attributed to any of the institutions.
SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION
2 INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL FACTORS INFLUENCING FORESTRY
2.1 POPULATION FEATURES AND RELATED TRENDS3. CURRENT STATUS OF FORESTRY SECTOR AND THE VISION FOR THE YEAR 2020
2.2 OVERALL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
2.3 DEVELOPMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNICATIONS
2.4. INVESTMENT TRENDS IN THE FORESTRY SECTOR
2.5 POLICY AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES IN THE FORESTRY SECTOR
2.6 DEVELOPMENTS IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR AND THEIR IMPLICATION ON FORESTRY
2.7 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ITS DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPLICATION ON FORESTRY
2.8 DEVELOPMENT IN THE SERVICES AND OTHER SECTORS
2.9 CHANGES IN ENERGY USE AND THEIR IMPLICATION ON FORESTRY
2.10 ECONOMIC LIBERALISATION
2.11 TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE FORESTRY AND ALLIED SECTORS
2.12 OTHER FACTORS THAT MAY CONTRIBUTE TO CHANGE
3.1 STATE OF NATURAL FORESTS IN KENYA
3.2 STATE OF PLANTATION FORESTRY
3.3 STATE OF TREES OUTSIDE FORESTS
3.4. STATUS OF NON-WOOD FOREST PRODUCTS IN KENYA
3.5 STATE OF FOREST INDUSTRIES IN KENYA
3.6 WOOD DEMAND AND SUPPLY SITUATION
3.7 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS
3.8 FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENT