Policy brief
Forest Policy and Governance
Land tenure, forest use conflicts and benefit sharing arrangements are key issues to be addressed in African forest policy. State-of-the-art knowledge on these issues across Sub-Saharan Africa will assist in formulation and implementation of appropriate policies.
Attachment Size Policy brief June 2009.pdf 1.49 MB
4 PhD scholarships are available at the Wangari Maathai Institute for Peace and Environmental Studies at the University of Nairobi (UoN) in Collaboration with the University of Copenhagen (UoC).
Registration is at the University of Nairobi. .
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The search for viable alternatives to illegal chainsaw milling in Ghana requires an understanding of the anthropogenic factors in the rural economy that promotes the practice. This paper investigated the
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This report synthesizes the various studies and discussions that have been carried
out on chainsaw milling (CSM) in Ghana. It is targeted to policymakers, researchers
and indeed all stakeholders, both in Ghana and elsewhere. It is intended to provide
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Attachment Size Local institutions.pdf 265.19 KB
Attachment Size ROSE_Workshop_report.pdf 770.63 KB
Attachment Size IUFRO-SPDC_Training_Workshop.pdf 234.04 KB
Attachment Size forest_degradation.pdf 234.87 KB
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Attachment Size 2009 Efficacy_Policy brief.pdf 39.32 KB
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To investigate causes, drivers and impacts of illegal chainsaw milling in Ghana to inform the multi-stakeholder policy dialogue process