FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam

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149 Total C-stock of Vietnam forest. Ton N REDD Office 150 Total amount of money received from vnd N REDD REDD+. Office 1 year 1 year Note: *: Within abbreviation P1A, P1 stands for program 1 of Vietnam Forestry Development Strategy 2006-2020 (VFSD), A means part “A” of the program 1. Whole P1A means area of FGM concern under part A, Program 1, VFDS. P2, P3 have similar meanings. Number in the H column is indicator code having 4 digits. The first two digits represent pillar of FAO FGM framework. The two rest digits represent principle of FAO FGM framework. Following that the pillars have their code as: the pillar 1 “Policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework”: 01; the pillar 2 “Planning and decision making process”: 02; the pillar 3 “Implementation, strengthening and compliance”: 03. Similarly the principles have their code as: “Transparency”: 01, “Accountability”:02, “Effectiveness”:03, “Participation”): 04, “Fair/Equity”:05, “Efficiency”:06. In the table 04: indicator number 3 “Number of initiatives on policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework to-MARD proposed by FSSP” has code 0204 which means that the indicator number 3 belongs to the pillar 2 (planning and decision making) and principle 4 (participation) of FAO FGM framework. This code number may be put into the “H” column, by the international FGM consultant , after the workshop in order to a certain link of those indicators with the FAO FGM concept. 86
5.4. Next steps proposed for strengthening FGM in Vietnam In case, Vietnam would like to strengthen FGM systematically, what will be mention below can be a reference. Figure 11: A framework for forest governance monitoring design Figure 11 presents a generic design overview for forest governance monitoring. The overview distinguishes between a number of building blocks that need to be addressed in the process of preparing for design, actual design, and sustaining the designed forest governance monitoring. 1. Creating a forest governance reference framework – establishing shared understanding of what is involved in forest governance and its monitoring. As a starting point for such a reference framework figure 1 from the previous chapter can be used. It is composed of three “pillars” (i.e. in a way the structural elements for Forest Governance to function) and “principles” (the quality of how well Forest 87
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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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management boards 4,318,492 ha (33%
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and newly established) : more than
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• Total land area allocated to fo
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