FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam
FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam
FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam
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• There is no connection between land allocation and forest allocation (area is<br />
identified but there is no data about forest status, standing stock, etc, thus<br />
there is no basis for beneficiary calculation.<br />
• Land disputes and encroachments in some areas occurred because of<br />
different reasons. They have not been solved.<br />
• Civil Law in 2005 (Basic Law) does not recognize village communities (called<br />
community) as a legal entity. Therefore, they do not have rights like other<br />
forest owners to transform, transfer, rent, mortgage, act as a gurantee with<br />
their allocated forest land. Legal status of village communities should be<br />
clearly identified for forest resource management.<br />
• It is unclearly perceived that forest is a property, so forest allocation and forest<br />
rental policies are treated as natural forest protection policies rather than<br />
property protection and defined only for two criteria: forest area and cover.<br />
• What are the rights of forest enterprises when they work with forest rental or<br />
allocated forest with rental charge or fee payment (especially natural forest<br />
land).<br />
What is being monitored already?<br />
• Allocation of land and forests<br />
What needs to be monitored in the future?<br />
• Number of Forest Management Boards having forest allocated, but without<br />
land use certificate.<br />
• Number of Forest Management Boards clearly knows in-the-field defined<br />
boundaries of the forest under their management.<br />
• Number of Forest Management Boards made in-the-field demarcation for the<br />
forest under their management.<br />
• Total area of land, forest allocated to households.<br />
• Area of land, forest allocated to households having clearly defined boundaries<br />
in the field.<br />
• Area of forest allocated to households but without land-use certificate.<br />
• Number of land-related conflicts between households and organizations.<br />
• Number of land-related conflicts between households and organizations<br />
solved.<br />
• Number of land-related conflicts between households and other households.<br />
• Number of land-related conflicts between households and other households<br />
solved.<br />
3.2.3. State forest enterprise restructuring<br />
Box 12: Results of state forest enterprise restructuring<br />
• The number of SFEs decreased from 355 (2005) down to: only 157 SFEs<br />
converted into Forest Companies (FCs), 68 SFEs converted into Forest<br />
Management Boards and 28 Forest Management Committee newly<br />
established due to splitting of protection forests from SFEs, and 14 SFEs<br />
dissolved.<br />
• Total area under management of 157 FCs) is more than 2 million ha<br />
(2005: 4.08 million ha).<br />
• Total area managed by forest management boards (converted from SFEs<br />
30