Decentralization reforms and property rights: Potentials and puzzles for forest sustainability and livelihoods

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Author(s):
R. Meinzen-Dick; K. Andersson; E. Ostrom

Type of Document:
Media

 

Publisher/Journal:
Virginia Tech, Office of International Research, Education, and Development (OIRED)

Date of Publication:
2009

Place of Publication:
Blacksburg, VA

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This presentation provides an overview of the SANREM research regarding decentralization reform and property rights in forest management. Realizing that decentralization reform often falls short of its sustainable natural resource management objectives, the research hypothesizes that this is a consequence of blueprint policies ill adapted to the local context and that reforms will be more effective under particular circumstances. This is accomplished by longitudinal study regarding the impacts of reform in Uganda, Kenya, Bolivia and Mexico.

Additional Bibliographic Information

Presented at the 2009 SANREM Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., 31 August-1 September 2009

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