FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam

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54 Number of forest companies paid forest Count N VNFORE 1 year rental charge. ST 55 P1D) Timber Number of forest companies are in Count N VNFORE 1 year 56 harvesting from natural forests condition accurate for implementation of sustainable timber harvesting. Number of forest companies allowed to Count N ST VNFORE 1 year do timber harvesting in line with timber production of their allocated forest. ST 57 P1E) Area of natural forest converted to rubber ha Y VNFORE 1 year 58 Conversion of natural plantation. Total number of projects to convert Count N ST VNFORE 1 year 59 forest into rubber natural forest to rubber plantation. Number of projects to convert natural Count N ST VNFORE 1 year 60 plantation and other purposes forest to rubber plantation appraised by relevant authority from forest sector. Number of projects to convert natural Count N ST VNFORE 1 year forest to rubber plantation rejected by relevant authority from forest sector after appraisal. ST 61 Total area of forest converted to hydropower ha Y VNFORE 1 year plants. ST 62 Number of hydro-power plant projects Count N VNFORE 1 year requesting conversion of natural forest. ST 63 Number of hydro-power plant projects Count N VNFORE 1 year appraised by relevant authority from forest sector. ST 64 Number of hydro-power plant projects Count N VNFORE 1 year rejected by relevant authority from forest sector after appraisal. ST 65 Area of natural forest lost due to mining ha Y VNFORE 1 year activities. ST 66 Number of mining projects requesting Count N VNFORE 1 year 78
conversion of forest. ST 67 Number of mining projects appraised by relevant authority from forest sector. Count N VNFORE ST 68 Number of mining projects rejected by Count N VNFORE relevant authority from forest sector after ST appraisal. 69 P1F) Number of provinces having forest value Count N VNFORE Beneficiary defined when the forest is allocated to ST policy households. 70 Number of provinces having forest rental Count N VNFORE price defined when rent the forest to ST households. 71 Number of provinces defined forest value Count N VNFORE when the forest is allocated to ST households. 72 Number of provinces defined real income Count N VNFORE from forest (including pay for forest ST protection and others from forest), per ha of forest allocated to households. 73 Number of provinces defined total real Count N VNFORE income from forest (including pay for ST forest protection and others from forest) and its ratio to total income of local households. 74 P2A) Forest Number of local forest rangers. Count Y VNFORE Protection ST 75 Number of communes having local forest Count Y VNFORE rangers. ST 76 Number of plans of forest protection Count N VNFORE authorities, forest companies, forest ST management boards to cooperate with local authorities and communities in 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 79
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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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In each of these pillars the follow
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Figure 03: The Roots and fruits of
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way, for example on the actual impr
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a. Credibility of the monitoring pr
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ii. Use as much as possible existin
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As mentioned above, forest governan
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Page 91 and 92: • Forest Protection (9); • Hand
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