Concilier la gestion des écosystèms forestiers d'Afrique centrale et la lutte contre la pauvreté : actes du quatrième CEFDHAC
2003
Forest management
Fast-wood forestry : myths and realities
2003
Cossalter, C. (Christian) |
Pye-Smith, Charlie |
La gestion des régions forestières tropicales humides : directives écologiques
1993
Poore, Duncan |
Sayer, Jeffrey |
Herramientas para la valoración y manejo forestal sostenible de los bosques sudamericanos
2003
Izko, Xavier |
Burneo, Diego |
Equity in the Loita/Purko Naimina Enkiyio forest in Kenya : securing Maasai rights to and responsibilities for the forest
2002
Karanja, Francis |
Tessema, Yemeserach |
Barrow, Edmund G. C. |
The Loita/Purko Naimina Enkiyio forest is estimated to cover an area of 330 km2 in Kenya and serves several functions within the Loita Maasai community. When a change of the forest tenure to a reserve threatened this community, they challenged the decision and were successful in having the decision rescinded. Security of tenure can be considered the single most important factor in the sustainable management of natural resources.
Practice before policy : an analysis of policy and institutional changes enabling community involvement in forest management in eastern and southern Africa
2002
Kigenyi, Fred |
Gondo, Peter |
Mugabe, John |
There is growing recognition that centralized forest regimes, which exclude local knowledge and customary practices, have not achieved sustainable forest management. Most countries of Eastern and Southern Africa are reviewing and revising policies and laws and restructuring their agencies to accommodate emerging forest management imperatives.
Analysis of stakeholder power and responsibilities in community involvement in forest management in eastern and southern Africa
2002
Barrow, Edmund G. C. |
Clarke, Jeanette |
Grundy, Isla |
Jones, Kamugisha-Ruhombe |
Tessema, Yemeserach |
The regions of Eastern and Southern Africa, embracing the countries of Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia(land), Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Angola, Lesotho, Swaziland and South Africa display a great richness and diversity of cultures and peoples, geographical features and biodiversity. This complexity has created great diversity in resource use and management by rural people.