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“Forest conservation is no longerseen as the only appropriatemeans to achieve environmentalconservation, nor is afforestationseen as the only way to reverseenvironmental damage.”Swallow et al.
Keywords:Property rights, land tenure, buffer zones,forest classification, payments for environmental services,Africa, AsiaChapter 10Agroforestry and environmentalgovernanceBrent Swallow, Diane Russell and Chip Fay, World Agroforestry CentreAbstractEnvironmental governance is in a state of change throughout the developing world. Power and authorityare shifting from national offices to global and regional fora and to local user groups. Regulatoryapproaches to environmental management are gradually being augmented by incentive- and marketbasedapproaches. Private organizations and firms are becoming more involved in the provision of suchenvironmental goods as water, energy and timber, and environmental services like conservation andwatershed protection. Forest conservation is no longer seen as the only appropriate means to achieveenvironmental conservationm, nor is afforestation seen as the only way to reverse environmental damage.Integrated approaches to ecosystem and landscape management, which include local residents asimportant partners, are being given more emphasis. These trends are creating new opportunities andconstraints for agroforestry. While there are very few pieces of legislation or rural institutions that focussolely on agroforestry, there are many laws and rural institutions that shape farmers’ incentives to plantand manage trees in their agricultural landscapes. This chapter reviews the five policy issues that havegreatest impact on agroforestry: land and tree tenure, forest classification, biodiversity and forest conservation,environmental service reward mechanisms, and global environmental governance. Targetedapplied research and engagement in local policy processes increases the beneficial impacts of agroforestrydevelopment within local policy terrains and contributes to policy reform at the national andglobal levels.IntroductionEnvironmental governance – including all policies andinstitutions affecting the state of the environment – isin a state of change throughout the developing world,with significant consequences for on-farm tree plantingand management. Changes are occurring in severaldimensions. Formal authority is shifting from nationalforestry agencies to decentralized multistakeholdercommittees and local user groups. Rules and prohibitionsare gradually being augmented by incentive- andmarket-based approaches to environmental management.Private firms are becoming more involved in theprovision of such environmental goods as water, energyand timber and environmental services like biodiversityconservation and watershed protection. Integrated approachesto ecosystem and landscape management,which include local residents as important partners, arebeing given more emphasis in international agreementsand the programmes of influential international organizations(Tomich et al. 2004).
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Enhancing Environmental ServicesCha
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Agroforestry and the Future
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Keywords:Millennium Development Goa
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Chapter 1: Science-based agroforest
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Chapter 1: Science-based agroforest
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Trees and Markets
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Author ContactsFahmudin Agusisri@in
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CreditsFront cover photo: Karen Rob
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