The Rainforests of Cameroon - PROFOR

Index 191partnerships, 23–26public participation, 74–75regulation of, 117–119support for, 2unfinished agenda, 6–8, 119–125zoning, 2–3, 29–31Forest production series, 44Forest productsimpact of taxation by types of woodproduct, 175–179nontimber, 121use of, 69value of, 3, 15Forest Stewardship Council, 5, 85, 90Forest taxationaudit, 156changing regime to improve forestmanagement, 50–51distribution of revenues to localcouncils and communities, 52–53effects on industry, 70, 96–99fixed area tax, 124guarantee system to secureperformance, 51impact by types of wood product,175–179impact on forest firms, 179impact on poverty and livelihoods,99–103legislative framework, 147–149technical adaptations, 181–182Forest transition, 84Forest zoning, 2–3Forestry Code, 152Forestry Law, 1994, 17, 21–23, 27–28,99–100Forestry Policy, 151Forestry Revenue EnhancementProgramme, 155Forêt Communale de Dimako, 37Foundation for Concerted Action andTraining on the Environment, 74Framework Convention on ClimateChange, 80Friends of Earth, 76–77FSC. See Forest Stewardship CouncilFuelwood value, 15–16GGazetting, 2–3, 29, 31–33, 136–143German Technical Cooperation, 73Delivered by The World Bank e-library to:The World BankIP : 192.86.100.34Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:06:18GFW. See Global Forest WatchGLIN. See Global Legal InformationNetworkGlobal environmental services, 80–83Global Forest Watch, 25, 59, 156Global Legal Information Network, 74Global Witness, 24–25, 58, 59, 74, 157GW. See Global WitnessHHarvest selectivity, 166–168Harvesting cycles, 44, 84Harvesting rights, 4, 38–43, 86, 128,145–146Harvesting Rights Award Commission,58Heads of State Conference, 153Heavily Indebted Poor CountriesInitiative, 17, 23–24, 59, 132HIPC. See Heavily Indebted PoorCountries InitiativeIIllegal logging. See also Corruptionformal sector, 75–77impact of policy reforms, 65–66,68–69, 75–78informal sector, 77–78monitoring, 59–60prosecution of, 78–80IMF. See International Monetary FundIndigenous Peoples Development Plan,6, 119Indigenous peoples’ rights, 99–100, 120,126Industrial harvesting rights, 4Industry structure, 70, 90–96Ingeniérie Forestière, 92Institutional reforms, 53–60Interactive Forestry Atlas for Cameroon,59, 73Interministerial Commission for AwardingForest Concessions, 39–40International Monetary Fund, 23–24International nongovernmentalorganizations, 24–26, 59–60International Organization forStandardization, 90International Union for the Conservationof Nature, 25(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank