FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam

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In the table 04, indicator number is in the column A. Area of the FGM concern is in the column B. Indicator name is in the column C. Indicator measurement unit is in the column D. The column E is about availability of the indicators information as follows: “Y” means the information is available, “N” means the indicator information is not available, and “P” means the indicator information is partially available. The column F is about organization leading for information collection and reporting for indicators. The column G is about reporting period which, at national level, is one year. However, at lower levels, is can be shorter according to different kinds of organizations and their monitoring needs. The column H is about “code” of indicators within FAO forest governance monitoring framework. The set of proposed indicators do not require establishment of a new agency, because all indicators can be integrated into roles and tasks of the current organizations. Furthermore most of indicators having “count” as measuring unit therefore the proposed system do nor require much additional resources. Major part of information needed for the proposed indicators can be provided if organizations have a standard documentation system for their day-to-day operations. In terms of method and methodology of collection and treatment, FORMIS and NFA projects can support the FGM through their action plan and pilot case studies. 72
Table 04: Indicators proposed for strengthening FGM in Vietnam No AREA OF FGM SUGGESTED INDICATOR UNIT INFORMA TION AVAILABIL ITY (Y/N/P) ORGANIZ ATION IN CHARGE REPORT ING PERIOD REFERE NCE TO FAO FRAME WORK A B C D E F G H 1 General Number of forest-related legal regulations Count Y VNFORE 1 year indicators newly issued. ST 2 Number of forest-related legal regulations Count Y TCLN 1 year withdrawn (out of effectiveness). 3 Number of initiatives on policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework to- MARD proposed by FSSP. Count P FSSP Office 1 year 0204 4 Number of initiatives on policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework to- MARD proposed by FSSP considered by MARD. 5 Number of initiatives on policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework to- MARD proposed by Forestry Regional Network, FSSP. 6 Number of initiatives on policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework to- MARD proposed by Forestry Regional Network, FSSP considered by MARD. 7 Number of feedbacks on implementation of legal regulations from Forestry Regional Network, FSSP to MARD. 8 Number of feedbacks on implementation of legal regulations from Forestry Count P FSSP Office Count P FSSP Office Count P FSSP Office Count P FSSP Office Count P FSSP Office 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 73
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Forest Governance Monitoring in Vie
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3.6.1. Implementation, enforcement
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LIST OF FIGURES PAGE Figure 01: Rel
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ACRONYMS AND ABBRIVIATIONS COFO Com
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1.1 Background and context Chapter
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providing valuable experiences for
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The term Forest Governance also eme
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