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    Strengthening Forest Tenure in Cambodia, Nepal and Viet Nam - TCP RAS 3506 2018
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    Most countries in Asia and the Pacific are struggling to address issues related to forest tenure, above all inadequate regulatory frameworks and lack of institutional capacity. Systems of tenure define how people and communities gain access to land, forests and other resources. In the three project pilot countries (Cambodia, Nepal and Viet Nam) forest tenure systems are weak, not pro-poor, and contested. The access of forest-dependent communities to forest resources and land is not adequately protected by policies, policy implementation and laws. Unless this issue is addressed there is little hope for those communities to benefit from forests in the long term. The aim of the project was to strengthen the regulatory frameworks and institutional capacity of the pilot countries with regard to forest tenure, contributing to improving the livelihoods and income of forest-dependent communities.
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    Fortalecimiento de la Tenencia de Tierras Forestales en Cambodya, Nepal y Viet Nam - TCP RAS 3506 2018
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    La mayor parte de los países de Asia y el Pacífico tienen problemas al abordar las cuestiones relacionadas con la tenencia de las tierras forestales, sobre todo por no contar con marcos reglamentarios adecuados y la falta de capacidad institucional. Los sistemas de tenencia de las tierras forestales definen el modo en que las personas y las comunidades obtienen el acceso a la tierra, los bosques y otros recursos. En los tres países piloto en los que se ejecutó el proyecto (Camboya, Nepal y VietNam), dichos sistemas presentan deficiencias, no son favorables a los pobres y son controvertidos. Ni las leyes ni las políticas ni la manera de ejecutarlas protegen de manera adecuada el acceso de las comunidades que dependen de los bosques a los recursos forestales y la tierra. Si no se aborda esta cuestión, estas comunidades tienen pocas posibilidades de beneficiarse de los bosques a largo plazo. El objetivo del proyecto era fortalecer los marcos reglamentarios y la capacidad institucional de los países piloto con respecto a la tenencia de las tierras forestales, lo cual contribuirá a mejorar los medios de vida y los ingresos de las comunidades que dependen de los bosques.
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    Les petites entreprises communautaires de produits forestiers: analyse et développement des marchés, brochure D
    Phase 2: Sélectionner les produits, les marchés et les modes de commercialisation
    2004
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    L’objectif principal de la Phase 2 consiste à sélectionner les meilleurs produits tout en renforçant la capacitédes membres du groupe cible à développer leur entreprise. Tout comme dans la Phase 1, les informationssont recueillies au sujet des quatre dossiers de développement de l’entreprise (marché/économie, gestion desressources/environnement, volet social/institutionnel, et science et technologie) afin d’identifier les opportunitéset contraintes puis de sélectionner les produits les plus prom etteurs. Les trois étapes de cette phase sont présentéesdans l’Encadré D.1.
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    Strengthening Forest Tenure in Cambodia, Nepal and Viet Nam - TCP RAS 3506 2018
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    Most countries in Asia and the Pacific are struggling to address issues related to forest tenure, above all inadequate regulatory frameworks and lack of institutional capacity. Systems of tenure define how people and communities gain access to land, forests and other resources. In the three project pilot countries (Cambodia, Nepal and Viet Nam) forest tenure systems are weak, not pro-poor, and contested. The access of forest-dependent communities to forest resources and land is not adequately protected by policies, policy implementation and laws. Unless this issue is addressed there is little hope for those communities to benefit from forests in the long term. The aim of the project was to strengthen the regulatory frameworks and institutional capacity of the pilot countries with regard to forest tenure, contributing to improving the livelihoods and income of forest-dependent communities.
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    Fortalecimiento de la Tenencia de Tierras Forestales en Cambodya, Nepal y Viet Nam - TCP RAS 3506 2018
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    La mayor parte de los países de Asia y el Pacífico tienen problemas al abordar las cuestiones relacionadas con la tenencia de las tierras forestales, sobre todo por no contar con marcos reglamentarios adecuados y la falta de capacidad institucional. Los sistemas de tenencia de las tierras forestales definen el modo en que las personas y las comunidades obtienen el acceso a la tierra, los bosques y otros recursos. En los tres países piloto en los que se ejecutó el proyecto (Camboya, Nepal y VietNam), dichos sistemas presentan deficiencias, no son favorables a los pobres y son controvertidos. Ni las leyes ni las políticas ni la manera de ejecutarlas protegen de manera adecuada el acceso de las comunidades que dependen de los bosques a los recursos forestales y la tierra. Si no se aborda esta cuestión, estas comunidades tienen pocas posibilidades de beneficiarse de los bosques a largo plazo. El objetivo del proyecto era fortalecer los marcos reglamentarios y la capacidad institucional de los países piloto con respecto a la tenencia de las tierras forestales, lo cual contribuirá a mejorar los medios de vida y los ingresos de las comunidades que dependen de los bosques.
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    Les petites entreprises communautaires de produits forestiers: analyse et développement des marchés, brochure D
    Phase 2: Sélectionner les produits, les marchés et les modes de commercialisation
    2004
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    L’objectif principal de la Phase 2 consiste à sélectionner les meilleurs produits tout en renforçant la capacitédes membres du groupe cible à développer leur entreprise. Tout comme dans la Phase 1, les informationssont recueillies au sujet des quatre dossiers de développement de l’entreprise (marché/économie, gestion desressources/environnement, volet social/institutionnel, et science et technologie) afin d’identifier les opportunitéset contraintes puis de sélectionner les produits les plus prom etteurs. Les trois étapes de cette phase sont présentéesdans l’Encadré D.1.
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    Strengthening Forest Tenure in Cambodia, Nepal and Viet Nam - TCP RAS 3506 2018
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    Most countries in Asia and the Pacific are struggling to address issues related to forest tenure, above all inadequate regulatory frameworks and lack of institutional capacity. Systems of tenure define how people and communities gain access to land, forests and other resources. In the three project pilot countries (Cambodia, Nepal and Viet Nam) forest tenure systems are weak, not pro-poor, and contested. The access of forest-dependent communities to forest resources and land is not adequately protected by policies, policy implementation and laws. Unless this issue is addressed there is little hope for those communities to benefit from forests in the long term. The aim of the project was to strengthen the regulatory frameworks and institutional capacity of the pilot countries with regard to forest tenure, contributing to improving the livelihoods and income of forest-dependent communities.
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    Fortalecimiento de la Tenencia de Tierras Forestales en Cambodya, Nepal y Viet Nam - TCP RAS 3506 2018
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    La mayor parte de los países de Asia y el Pacífico tienen problemas al abordar las cuestiones relacionadas con la tenencia de las tierras forestales, sobre todo por no contar con marcos reglamentarios adecuados y la falta de capacidad institucional. Los sistemas de tenencia de las tierras forestales definen el modo en que las personas y las comunidades obtienen el acceso a la tierra, los bosques y otros recursos. En los tres países piloto en los que se ejecutó el proyecto (Camboya, Nepal y VietNam), dichos sistemas presentan deficiencias, no son favorables a los pobres y son controvertidos. Ni las leyes ni las políticas ni la manera de ejecutarlas protegen de manera adecuada el acceso de las comunidades que dependen de los bosques a los recursos forestales y la tierra. Si no se aborda esta cuestión, estas comunidades tienen pocas posibilidades de beneficiarse de los bosques a largo plazo. El objetivo del proyecto era fortalecer los marcos reglamentarios y la capacidad institucional de los países piloto con respecto a la tenencia de las tierras forestales, lo cual contribuirá a mejorar los medios de vida y los ingresos de las comunidades que dependen de los bosques.
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    Les petites entreprises communautaires de produits forestiers: analyse et développement des marchés, brochure D
    Phase 2: Sélectionner les produits, les marchés et les modes de commercialisation
    2004
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    L’objectif principal de la Phase 2 consiste à sélectionner les meilleurs produits tout en renforçant la capacitédes membres du groupe cible à développer leur entreprise. Tout comme dans la Phase 1, les informationssont recueillies au sujet des quatre dossiers de développement de l’entreprise (marché/économie, gestion desressources/environnement, volet social/institutionnel, et science et technologie) afin d’identifier les opportunitéset contraintes puis de sélectionner les produits les plus prom etteurs. Les trois étapes de cette phase sont présentéesdans l’Encadré D.1.

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