1st Edition
Lessons from Forest Decentralization Money, Justice and the Quest for Good Governance in Asia-Pacific
Foreword
M.S. Kaban
1. Setting the Stage: Money and Justice in Asian and Pacific Forests
Carol J. Pierce Colfer, Ganga Ram Dahal and Moira Moeliono
2. From Decentralization to Governance: Recurring Issues
Christian Kuchli
3. Governance, Tenure and Equity in Asia-Pacific Forests
Lesley Potter
4. A Different Vantage Point: Decentralization, Women's Organizing and Local Forest Management
Seema Arora-Jonsson
5. Community Forestry in Nepal: Decentralized Forest Governance
Ganga Ram Dahal and Apsara Chapagain
6. Policies and Programme to Make Decentralization Effective: A Case Study from China
Liu Dachang
7. Forest Fire Management and Autonomy in the Republic of Korea
Byoung Il Yoo
8. The Gap between Policy and Practice in Lao PDR
Yayoi Fujita and Kaisone Phengsopha
9. Consultative Planning for Effective Forest Governance: Case Studies from Malaysia and Indonesia
Efransjah, Petrus Gunarso, Che Hashim bin Hassan and Kresno D. Santosa
10. Implementing Decentralization: Lessons from Experiences in Indonesia
Kadjatmiko
11. Devolved and Decentralized Forest Management in the Philippines: Triggers and Constraints in Investments
Ernesto S. Guiang, Ferdinand Esguerra and Domingo Bacalla
12. The Household Economy and Decentralization of Forest Management in Vietnam
Tan Quang Nguyen
13. Decentralization and Forest Governance in Asia and the Pacific: Trends, Lessons and Continuing Challenges
Doris Capistrano
Afterword
Bob Fisher
Biography
Carol J. Pierce Colfer is a Principal Scientist in the Forests and Governance Program at the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), in Bogor, Indonesia.
Ganga Ram Dahal is a Post Doctoral Research Fellow in the same programme, and Doris Capistrano is Director of Forests and Governance at CIFOR, Indonesia.
