FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam

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forest protection agreed and signed. 77 Number of violations of Forest Protection and Development Law that are not treated due to legal position of forest protection officers (forest rangers) is limited. 78 Number of forest patrol units having forest regular patrol plans. Count N VNFORE ST 1 year Count N VNFORE 1 year ST 79 Number of patrols conducted. Count N TCLN 1 year 80 Number of villages having common forest Count Y VNFORE 1 year protection agreement. ST 81 Number of communes having forest Count N VNFORE 1 year officer. ST 82 Number of communes having forest Count N VNFORE 1 year protection team. ST 83 P2B) Number of cases against people on duty. Count N VNFORE 1 year 84 Handling of violations Number of forest-destroy cases. Count Y ST VNFORE 1 year 85 related to forest Area of destroyed forest. ha Y ST VNFORE 1 year ST 86 Volume/value of seized timber. m 3 /vnd Y VNFORE 1 year ST 87 Value of illegal-logging means seized. vnd N VNFORE 1 year ST 88 Number of illegal timber transportation Count Y VNFORE 1 year cases. ST 89 Volume/value of illegal-transported timber Y VNFORE 1 year seized. ST 90 Value ofillegal-timber-transporting means seized. vnd N VNFORE ST 1 year 80
91 Number of criminal-violation cases. Count Y VNFORE ST 92 Number of contriver-found violations. Count N VNFORE ST 93 Number of violation punishments that Count N VNFORE violators do not follow. ST 94 P2C) Forest Number of organizations having fireprevention Count N VNFORE fire and fire-fighting plans, and ST prevention resources to implement those plans. 95 and fire Number of agreement of forest range Count N VNFORE fighting units; forest companies; forest ST management boards to cooperate with local authorities and communities in fireprevention and fire-fighting, signed. 96 Number of communes having budget, Count N VNFORE plan, means and forces for fire prevention ST and fire fighting. 97 P2D) Number of forest management boards Count N VNFORE Protection having forest management plan ST forests and (protection and special-use forest). 98 special-use Number of forest management boards Count N VNFORE forests having forest-patrol plan (protection and ST special-use forest). 99 Number of patrols conducted vs planned. Count N VNFORE ST 100 Average of actual income of a staff of N VNFORE forest management boards. ST 101 Number of forest management boards that do not get fund for forest vnd per capita per year Count N VNFORE ST 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 81
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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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Development” • Establish the na
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Page 91 and 92: • Forest Protection (9); • Hand
Page 93 and 94: No Name Position Position 1 Dr. Ngu
Page 95 and 96: 1 Dr. Nguyễn Bá Ngãi Vice direc
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