A Multi-sector Framework for Assessing Community-Based Forest Management: Lessons from Madagascar
Daniela Raik
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Daniel Decker
NWP Annotation by Jon Anderson
The paper represents an attempt to improve (by adding People) and then apply the Nature, Wealth and Power framework to a set of community forestry activities in one area of Madagascar. The authors interviewed members of the community, forest service and NGOs. The application of the framework revealed that there were gaps in the ability of the approach to meet all dimensions of the framework for all participant groups. The paper concludes that the PNWP approach to design may result in interventions “that are more responsive to the gamut of interests and relationships..., take into account the different forest ecosystems and relative needs of the community and therefore prove to be more sustainable in the longer term.”
Jon Anderson
IRG/Engility
2013-02-21
Ecology and Society 12(1): 14
- Tool/methodology (e.g. legal analysis, value chain analysis, participatory methods, rapid assessment)
- Journal article
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- Africa - Southern
- Africa
Madagascar
Menabe
- Forest
- Fostered innovation, social learning, and adaptive management - [Relevant]
- Promoted local land use planning and appropriate resource tenure systems - [Relevant]
- Built capacity and invested in human resources - [Relevant]
- Improved information and knowledge management systems - [Relevant]
- Promoted cost effective technical advisory and intermediary services - [Relevant]
- Promoted or developed economic strategies for natural resource management - [Relevant]
- Assured that resource managers have access to NRM means and benefits - [Relevant]
- Strengthened markets and NRM market incentives - [Relevant]
- Proportional equivalence between benefits and costs - [Relevant]
- Invested in local organizations - [Relevant]
- Created a framework for better NRM choices - [Relevant]
- Continuous and inclusive consultations - [Relevant]n
- Procedural rights for all people, especially vulnerable or marginalized groups - [Relevant]
- Natural resource authority and functions distribution - [Relevant]
- Local stakeholder input into public decisions and policy - [Relevant]
- Environmental/productivity - [Yes]
- Governance/empowerment - [Yes]
- Economic/income generation - [Yes]
- Environmental/productivity - [Yes]
- Governance/empowerment - [Yes]
- Economic/income generation - [Yes]
- Environmental/productivity - [Yes]
- Governance/empowerment - [Yes]
- Economic/income generation - [Yes]
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- Economic - [External or structural policies that influenced success or failure]
- Resources - [External or structural policies that influenced success or failure]