Action planning and adaptive management of natural resources in semiarid environments: Experiences from Chivi District, Zimbabwe
Adaptasi kelembagaan dan aksi kolektif masyarakat terhadap program transmigrasi
Adaptation to climate change in Africa: synergies with biodiversity and forest
Adaptive collaborative management can help us cope with climate change
Adversity and the adaptive possibility of local communities: Setting the scene
Análisis del marco legal para el manejo forestal por pequeños productores en la Amazonia ecuatoriana
Antecedentes, realidad y oportunidades del manejo forestal comunitario en America Latina
Assessing the impact of CIFOR’s influence on policy and practice in the Indonesian pulp and paper sector
Investment in policy oriented research is rising despite uncertainties about the degree to which it has actually contributed to benefits for the poor and the environment thus far. To address these uncertainties, this Impact Assessment Paper explores a case example of the contribution of policy oriented research to improved environmental benefits. The subject of the assessment is political economy research that revealed how perverse incentives led to the clearance of large areas of natural forests for feeding massive Indonesian pulp mills.
Belajar dari Bungo: mengelola sumberdaya alam di era desentralisasi
Since President Soeharto stepped down, decentralization has offered a better governance system for this nation of more than 220 million people of varied ethnic groups spread over more than 15,000 islands. Despite its potential, implementation of decentralization has been riddled with unexpected problems. Decentralization turned out to have created problems, ranging from conflicts among people who refused regional fragmentation, conflicts between newly-created districts and the original, larger district from which they were created, and between local and central government.