Vietnam Feeding China's Expanding Demand for Wood Pulp, vol 1

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Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr) and Santosh Sankarlal Rathi
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Abstract: Regarding the forest sector, in a context of substantial areas of denuded and bare lands (initially around 25% of Vietnam area), forestry rehabilitation and development plans have been continuously on the focus in Vietnam since the end of the war. The first projects were planned under an existing broader program, the United Nations World Food program (1975-200). These projects essentially concerned agro-forestry and demonstrations trials. Vietnam started its economic renovation policy (known as "Doi Moi") in 1986 with a series of major economic programs and industrial development plans. Among them, the program 327 (1993-1998) was initially planning substantial effort to rehabilitate forest degraded lands. It soon shifted to focus on forest protection in critical zones. Finally, the program 661 (1998-2010), also known as "Five million hectares reforestation program" (5MHRP), really put the emphasis on a substantial increment of the nation's forest areas. By the end of this program, the national forests are expected to cover more than 14 million hectares. The program includes both protection of existing forests and reforestation. Initially, Most of the production plantations were planned to be established with fast growing exogenous species (i.e. eucalyptus). Now, the government is promoting the development of indigenous species as much as possible.

Keywords: forest; tropical forest; pulp; paper; economy; Vietnam; trade; network; globalisation; China; forest economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
Edition: 1
ISBN: 979-24-4677-X
Note: language = english, 29p, EC Asia Pro Eco Program, A Diagnostic Assessment of Plantation Development, Fiber Supply, and Impacts on Natural Forests in China and in the South East Asia Region
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Tarif de cubage peuplier, vol 1

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Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr)

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Abstract: Le cubage d'un peuplier sur pied, à l'aide de ce tarif, peutêtre réalisé de plusieurs manières. Chacune des manières diffère en fonction des critères d'objectif (diamètre de découpe supérieure ou hauteur de fût) et en des entrées mesurées (grosseur à 1m30, hauteur totale, hauteur de fût). Ce tarif construit à partir du clone I214 dans un domaine bien précis peut être extrapolé à : clone I214 âgé de plus de 20 ans, clone euraméricain type Dorskamp, clone interaméricain type Beaupré.

Keywords: Poplar; measurement; trade; sales; wood; forest; plantation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1999
Edition: 1
ISBN: 2-9509399-6-1
Note: 103p
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Sustainability of biojet-fuel in Malaysia, vol 1

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Jean-Marc Roda, Maxime Goralski, Anthony Benoist, Anaphel Baptiste, Valentine Boudjema, Theodoros Galanos, Marine Georget, Jean-Eudes Hévin,Simon Lavergne, Frédéric Eychenne, Kan Ern Liew, Cyrille Schwob, Marcel Djama and Paridah MD Tahir

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Abstract: Aviation represents a small but growing share of global CO2 emissions (2-3%), and Southeast Asia is where this industry grows the fastest. The industry targets 50% reduction in net CO2 emission by 2050, and will need at least 2 million tonnes of biofuel by 2020. The book examines various pathways from biomass to bio-jetfuel. It assesses potential feestocks and other non-aviation biofuels. Malaysian oil palm, paddy, rubberwood, sugarcane, coconut, and wood biomasses are detailed, analysed and quantified. Best feedtsocks for bio-jetfuel are ranked according to sustainability. Life Cycle Analysis is detailed with the case of paddy. Logistics and transportations botlenecks are discussed. The socio-political at Malaysia and international scale are examined in order to put these results in perspective.

Keywords: Biomass; Bioenergy; waste; Pollution; greenhouse gases; transport; aviation; agricultural waste; forest residues; wood residues; sustainable development; food security; agriculture; land use; Elaeis guineensis; Hevea; rice; paddy; straw; Cocos nucifera; sugarcane; ethanol; butanol; kerosene (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 C32 Q4 Q11 Q2 H2 F1 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-287614706-5
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State of the tropical timber economics 2000 / Etat de l'économie des bois d'oeuvre tropicaux 2000, vol 1

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Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr)

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Abstract: This work briefly presents the main features of the world tropical timber economy. It is intended as an aid to those who require a good and readily accessible overview of the economic context of tropical timber, covering production, consumption and trade in the principal products, and is based on the most reliabme and most recent data available. They are presented here in the form of figures, maps and trend curves, so that the major elements of the world situation and its developments to be understood at a glance. The work is based on the annually updated statistics of the ITTO (International Tropical Timber Organization), and on the results of the "Forest Sector Questionnaire" introduced jointly by the UN-ECE, the FAO, Eurostat and the ITTO. The final section contains figures presenting more global economic data, setting this survey of the tropical timber economy in a wider perspective.

Keywords: forest; tropical; rainforest; log; timber; Sawn timber; plywood; Veneer; Secondary processed product imports; exports; trade; volume; value; trend; forest cover; wood consumption; firewood; pulpwood; forest economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2000
Edition: 1
ISBN: 2-87614-441-7
Note: Bilingual english/french, 85p
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Mémento du forestier tropical, vol 1

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Algoët Baptiste, Amsallem Isabelle, Aubert Sigrid, Baillères Henri, Bassaler Nathalie, Barthélémy Daniel, Bayol Nicolas, Betbeder Julie, Bertrand Alain,Blanc Lilian, Boutinot Laurence, Brancheriau Loïc, Candelier Kévin, Carouge Olivier, Chenet Nicolas, Chevalier Jean-François, Clopes Alain, Cornu Guillaume, Daigremont Claude, Dabbadie Lionel, De Foresta Hubert Dangléant Caroline, Delvingt Willy, Dessard Hélène, Doumenge Charles, Dounias Edmond, Ducousso Marc, Duhem Claudine, Fache Vandi, Fargeot Christian, Feintrenie Laurène, Fétiveau Judicaël, Forni Eric, Freycon Vincent, Galiana Antoine, Gally Michel, Gardi Oliver, Gautier Denis, Gazull Laurent, Gérard Jean, Gérard Catherine, Girard Philippe, Gond Valéry, Gourlet-Fleury Sylvie,Guéneau Stéphane, Guibal Daniel, Guyot Alban, Hamadou Mamoudou, Harmand Jean-Michel, Hopewell Gary, Ichaou Aboubacar, Karpe Philippe, Jagoret Patrick, Julve Cécilia, Langbourg Patrick, Lantiéri-Jullien Rémi, Le Bel Sébastien, Le Roy Étienne, Lotte Sylvain, Louppe Dominique, Mallet Bernard,Mandjek Olivier Iyebi, Marchal Rémy, Marien Jean-Noël, Mathot Luc, Meunier Quentin, Mikolasek Olivier, Mille Gilles, Montagne Pierre, Mortier Frédéric,Mortier Philippe, Mouras Sylvie, Njoukam Raphaël, Palou Madi Oumarou, Pasquier Alexandra, Peltier Régis, Penot Éric, Person Stéphane, Picard Nicolas,Picquenot Karel, Pinta François, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), Roquigny Solveig, Rossi Vivien, Rossi Xavier, Rousseau Karen, Rutishauser Ervan,Sales Christian, Sist Plinio, Stubbersfield Edgar, Tassin Jacques, Thaler Philippe, Tchibozo Séverin, Thévenon Marie-France, Thibaut Bernard,Torquebiau Emmanuel, Tréfon Théodore, Vermeulen Cédric, Zabel Astrid and Zaremski Alba in Selected Books from CIRAD, Forest department, UPR40 Abstract: La forêt tropicale est un sujet majeur des grands débats planétaires, au cœur des questions de développement durable pour des enjeux écologiques, autant qu’économiques et sociaux. Ses impacts sont multiples tant sur les équilibres climatiques et biologiques que sur le bien-être des populations, à l’échelle locale et mondiale. Après un état des lieux des écosystèmes forestiers tropicaux et de l’environnement institutionnel, le Mémento du forestier tropical aborde les questions et les concepts incontournables pour s’orienter vers une gestion durable des forêts, face aux menaces actuelles et futures. Il détaille l’ensemble des méthodes et des processus et préconise de bonnes pratiques. Cet ouvrage fournit aux décideurs, aux praticiens et à tous les acteurs de la filière un ensemble de savoirs et de savoir-faire pour gérer durablement les forêts tropicales. L'ouvrage comporte une clé USB comprenant la version électronique enrichie d’informations détaillées, d’une bibliographie complète et de plus de 1 000 illustrations en couleur. Keywords: forest; tropical forest; economics; trade (search for similar items in EconPapers) JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers) Date: 2015 Edition: 1 ISBN: 978-2-7592-2340-4 Note: 1200pp, CIRAD References: Add references at CitEc Citations Track citations by RSS feed There are no downloads for this item, see the EconPapers FAQ for hints about obtaining it. Chapters in this book: Ch 1.7 Les forêts tropicales dans l’économie mondiale , pp 131-140  Jean-Marc Roda Ch 4.1 Le commerce des bois tropicaux , pp 247-256  Jean-Marc Roda Related works: This item may be available elsewhere in EconPapers: Search for items with the same title. Export reference: BibTeX RIS (EndNote, ProCite, RefMan) HTML/Text Persistent link: http://EconPapers.repec.org/RePEc:epf:ecbook:18 Access Statistics for this book More books in Selected Books from CIRAD, Forest department, UPR40 Contact information at EDIRC. Series data maintained by JM Roda (roda@cirad.fr).

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La mondialisation: l'intégration des pays en développement, vol 1

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Nicolas Bautes, François Bost, Philippe Cadene, Alain Cariou, Jean-Louis Chaléard, Brigitte Dumortier, Laurent Faret, Monique Fort, Frédéric Giraut,Guillaume Giroir, Isabelle Milbert, Jean-François Pérouse, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr) and Christian Taillard

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Abstract: Pour la quasi-totalité des populations du globe, la mondialisation est une expérience quotidienne. L'introduction de politiques économiques de libéralisation cause des tensions. Les nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication changent pour tous les rapports à la distance. Explorer la réalité des pays en développement au temps de la mondialisation, c'est mettre en avant leurs particularités mais aussi la diversité des situations à l'échelle des pays comme des grandes régions en développement. Mobilité, urbanisation et littoralisation des populations, renforcement des migrations internationales, mutation nécessaire dans la gestion de l'espace, diversification des activités, spécialisation des territoires : autant de problématiques qui menacent les équilibres environnementaux. Par une double approche thématique et régionale, les auteurs proposent, en seize chapitres, autant d'analyses concises nourries par leurs expériences de terrain.

Keywords: globalisation; trade; developing countries; economic development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: A10 A22 O10 O19 L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-2-7181-9484-4
Note: 224p (SEDES)
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Governing Africa's forests in a globalized world, vol 1

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Laura A German, Alain Karsenty, Anne-Marie Tiani, Carol Colfer, E Barrow, C Küchli, J Blaser, W Wardojo, Ribot Jc, Chimere Diaw, P Jagger, T Blomley,H Ramadhani, Y Mkwizu, A Böhringer, S Bandiaky, S Malele Mbala, P Bigombe Logo, B Kassibo, E Mapedza, N Rabesahala Horning, J H Owusu, S A H Milledge, J K Gasana, J M Samyn, L Freeman, J Lewis, S Borreill-Freeman, C Wiedmer, J Carter, N Clot, B Tchoumba, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), R Carmenza, S Byrne and Doris Capistrano

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Abstract: Many countries around the world are engaged in decentralization processes, and most African countries face serious problems with forest governance, from benefits sharing to illegality and sustainable forest management. This book summarizes experiences to date on the extent and nature of decentralization and its outcomes - most of which suggest an underperformance of governance reforms - and explores the viability of different governance instruments in the context of weak governance and expanding commercial pressures over forests. Findings are grouped into two thematic areas: decentralization, livelihoods and sustainable forest management; and international trade, finance and forest sector governance reforms. The authors examine diverse forces shaping the forest sector, including the theory and practice of decentralization, usurpation of authority, corruption and illegality, inequitable patterns of benefits capture and expansion of international trade in timber and carbon credits, and discuss related outcomes on livelihoods, forest condition and equity. The book builds on earlier volumes exploring different dimensions of decentralization and perspectives from other world regions, and distills dimensions of forest governance that are both unique to Africa and representative of broader global patterns. The authors ground their analysis in relevant theory while drawing out implications of their findings for policy and practice.

Keywords: forest; sustainable development; decentralisation; forest policy; forest economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-602-8693-17-2
Note: 444
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Ch 17 On the nature of intergenerational and social networks in the African forest sector: the case of Chinese, Lebanese, Indian and Italian business networks , pp 335-353 

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Gouverner les forêts Africaines à l’ère de la mondialisation, vol 1

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Laura A German, Alain Karsenty, Anne-Marie Tiani, Carol Colfer, E Barrow, C Küchli, J Blaser, W Wardojo, Ribot Jc, Chimere Diaw, P Jagger, T Blomley,H Ramadhani, Y Mkwizu, A Böhringer, S Bandiaky, S Malele Mbala, P Bigombe Logo, B Kassibo, E Mapedza, N Rabesahala Horning, J H Owusu, S A H Milledge, J K Gasana, J M Samyn, L Freeman, J Lewis, S Borreill-Freeman, C Wiedmer, J Carter, N Clot, B Tchoumba, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), R Carmenza, S Byrne and Doris Capistrano

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Abstract: De nombreux pays dans le monde sont engagés dans des processus de décentralisation et la plupart des Etats africains sont confrontés à de graves problèmes de gouvernance forestière, depuis la répartition des avantages à l’illégalité et à la gestion durable des forêts. Ce livre reésume les expériences à ce jour concernant l’ampleur et la nature de la décentralisation ainsi que les conséquences de celle-ci.

Keywords: forest; sustainable development; decentralisation; forest policy; forest economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-602-8693-17-2
Note: 446p
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Ch 17 De la nature des réseaux sociaux et intergénérationnels dans le secteur forestier africain: cas des réseaux chinois, libanais, indiens et italiens , pp 375-396 

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Forests in the global balance - changing paradigms, vol 17

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Gerardo Mery, René I. Alfaro, Markku Kanninen, Steven Bernstein, Doris Capistrano, Karl Hogl, Bernd-Markus Liss, Constance McDermott, Jagmohan S. Maini, Tapani Oksanen, Pekka Ollonqvist, Helga Pülzl, Ewald Rametsteiner, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), Manyewu Mutamba, Bruce Campbell,L.Alberto Gonzáles, Abisha Mapendembe, Hiroyasu Oka, Sheona Shackleton, Paul Vantomme, Francisco Alpízar, Bastiaan Louman, Denis Gautier, Don K. Lee, Florencia Montagnini, Mario Di Lucca, Paul Giller, James W. Goudie, Susan Iremonger, Daniel L. Kelly, Fraser J.G. Mitchell, John O’Halloran, Dong K. Park, Yeong D. Park, Majella Clarke, Mark Gillis, Harry Hirvonen, Christoph Kleinn, Allen Riebau, Hiroyuki Sase, Simmathiri Appanah, Glenn Galloway,Markku Simula, Mike Spilsbury, Marcus Colchester, Laxman Joshi, Rajindra Puri, Anja Nygren, Maxim Lobovikov, Daniel Murdiyarso, Makoto Inoue,Mitsuro Ishihara, Hariadi Kartodihardjo, Pia Katila, Tetsuya Saito, Bintang Simangunsong, Bruce Michie, Marc Palahi, Alexander Moiseyev, Lauma Kazuša, Sebastião Kengen, C. Mario Di Lucca, Daniel Kelly, John Beer, Muhammad Ibrahim, Sen Wang, Concepción Luján, Bill Wilson and Benjamin Cashore

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Abstract: The present book gives cause for some reflection on the changing paradigms that have become apparent in the field of forestry over the past two decades. The new social values and perceptions have been integrated into a holistic approach for the study of forest related issues, from an intersectoral and wider angle including social, economic, end environmental factors.

Keywords: forest economics; livelihoods; socio-economics; perceptions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
Edition: 1
ISBN: 3-901347-55-0
Note: 318p (IUFRO World Series)
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Ch 5 Forest-based Livelihoods and poverty reduction: new paths from local to global scales , pp 75-96 

Jean-Marc Roda, Bruce Campbell, Godwin Kowero, Manyewu Mutamba, Marjella Clarke, L. Alberto Gonzales, Abisha Mapendembe, Hiroyasu Oka, Sheona Shackleton, Paul Vantomme and Lou Yiping

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Forests in Post- Conflict Democratic Republic of Congo: Analysis of a Priority Agenda, vol 1

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Laurent Debroux, Giuseppe Topa, David Kaimowitz, Alain Karsenty, Terese Hart, Awono Abdon, Fidele Amsini, Conrad Aveling, Alain Bertrand,Mohammed Bekhechi, Carlo Bravi, Eric Chezeaux, Kenneth Chomitz, Pauwel Dewachter, Jean-Pierre d’Huart, Chimere Diaw, Gerhard Dieterle,Abderhamane Djire, Jef Dupain, Katrin Erdlenbruch (katrin.erdlenbruch@irstea.fr), Nicolas Fauvet, Eric Forni, Jefferson Hall, Joseph Kakinda, Gaston Kalambay, Kapupu Diwa, Nadine Laporte, Raymond Lumbuenamo, Jean-Remy Makana, Joseph Makombo, Carole Megevand, Patrick Mehlman, Pierre Montagne, Augustin Mpoyi, Kankonde Mukadi, Robert Mwinyihali, Ousseynou Ndoye, Clotilde Ngomba, Bienvenu Ngoy, Stefano Pagiola (spagiola@worldbank.org), Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), Ivan Rossignol, Diane Russel, Nathan Schenkman, Rolf Schinkel, Kai Schmidt-Soltau, Carla Staver, Martin Tshamba, Richard Tshombe and Norbert Yambayamba

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Abstract: Forests are ubiquitous in the Democratic Republic of Congo; they touch the cultural and economic life of most of the population and have enormous global environmental significance. After years of conflicts and mismanagement, reconstruction is key to improving living conditions and consolidating peace. At the same time, better roads and trade bring risks—threatening forests and biodiversity by facilitating logging, land conversion, and the seizure of forest rights by vested interests. Anticipating these threats, in 2002, the transitional government started a Priority Reform Agenda. This report analyses the soundness of this Agenda, the progress achieved to date, and the priorities for the future. It emphasises the nature of forests as a public good; and the importance of the rule of law, transparency and public participation in managing natural resources. It highlights the multiplicity of claims on forests; calls for multipurpose participatory land-use planning; and emphasises the need to secure traditional user rights. Beyond the risks, the return of peace to the DRC also offers a unique opportunity to take a fresh look at the second-largest rainforest in the world, and to implement innovative strategies that give priority to the environment and to local people.

Keywords: Forest; economics; livelihoods; Congo; RDC; war; Post conflict; livelihoods; biodiversity; transport cost (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
Edition: 1
ISBN: 979-24-4665-6
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Forests for the New Millennium - MAKING FORESTS WORK FOR PEOPLE AND NATURE, vol 1

Author

René Alfaro, Carlos Bahamondez, John Beer, Bruce Campbell, José J. Campos, Liu Can, Benjamin Cashore, Carol Colfer, Jim Farrel, Mike Fullerton, Glenn Galloway, Denis Gautier, GLueCK Peter, Luis Gonz¡lez, Moraia Grau, Hartmut Holzknecht, Markku Kanninen, Peter Kanowski, Yemi Katerere, Sebastiao Kengen, Michael Kleine, Don Lee, Maxim Lobovikov, Martin Lorenz, Bastiaan Louman, Concepci”n Luj¡n, Gerardo Mery, Florencia Montagnini, John Parrotta, Charlie Pye-Smith, Hiroyasu Oka, Andreas Ottitsch, Jeremy Rayner, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), SARAMƒKI Jussi, Jeffrey Sayer, SEPPƒLƒ Risto, Brad Stennes, Dietmar Stoian, Ilpo Tikkanen, Jorge Trevin, Heidi Vanhanen, Paul Vantomme, Martti Varmola, Jari Varjo, Sen Wang, Bill Wilsonand Jim Wood.

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Abstract: THE WAYS IN WHICH FORESTS ARE PERCEIVED AND USED HAVE CHANGED DRAMATICALLY OVER RECENT YEARS. FORESTS ARE NO LONGER SEEN SIMPLY AS A SOURCE OF TIMBER, BUT AS COMPLEX ECOSYSTEMS WHICH SUSTAIN LIVELIHOODS AND PROVIDE A RANGE OF PRODUCTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. IT IS NOW WIDELY RECOGNISED THAT FORESTS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION.

Keywords: Forest; economics; livelihoods (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
Edition: 1
ISBN: 951-724-487-8
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Développement durable et filières tropicales, vol 1

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Patrick Caron, Denis Loeillet, Alain Rival, Frédéric Lançon, Ludovic Temple, Estelle Biénabe, Benoit Daviron, Jannine Sarraut-Woods, Anne Legile, Naomi Noël, Florence Mouton, Didier Baillet, Guillaume Duteurtre, Denis Sautier, Manuel Pannier, Nguyen Mai Huong, Pierre-Marie Bosc, Sylvain Rafflegeau,Hélène David-Benz, Sylvaine Lemeilleur (sylvaine.lemeilleur@cirad.fr), Paule Moustier, Marisa Peyre, Sandrine Dury, Aurélie Toillier, Luc de Lapeyre de Bellaire, Bruno Bachelier, Marc Dorel, François- Régis Goebel, Hervé Guibert, Olivier Husson, Patrick Jagoret, Pascal Marnotte, Jean Michel Risède, Éric Scopel, Robert Domaingue, Sylvie Lewicki, Patrice This, Frédéric Bakry, Jean Pierre Horry, Serge Braconnier, David Pot, Gilles Trouche, Dominique Pallet, Jérôme Sainte-Beuve, Nadine Zakhia-Rozis, Éric Scopel, Dominique Pallet, Laurent Gazull, François-Régis Goebel, Jean-Louis Chopart,Christophe Poser, Serge Braconnier, Jean-François Martiné, Edward Gérardeaux, Tom Wassenaar, Jean-Marie Paillat, François Guerrin, Philippe Lecomte, Jean-Michel Médoc, Laurent Parrot, Jérôme Queste, Paulo Salgado, Emmanuel Tillard, Jonathan Vayssières, Benoit Daviron, Denis Loeillet,Catherine Macombe, Cécile Bessou, Jean-Philippe Tonneau, Stéphane Guéneau, Marie-Gabrielle Piketty, Isabel Drigo, René Poccard-Chapuis,Emmanuelle Cheyns, Benoît Daviron, Marcel Djama, Eve Fouilleux, Stéphane Guéneau, Estelle Biénabe, Céline Dutilly, Alain Karsenty, Jean-François Le Coq, Ward Anseeuw, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), Antoine Ducastel and Norfaryanti Kamaruddin

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Abstract: Un cap politique et diplomatique majeur a été franchi en 2015. Les trois sommets internationaux, organisés à Addis Abeba sur le financement du développement, à New York au siège des Nations unies avec l’adoption des objectifs du développement durable, à Paris avec un accord universel sur le climat, se complètent pour forger un cadre d’action rénové et ambitieux pour le développement durable. Les agricultures du monde sont au cœur des défis globaux. Dans un contexte de mondialisation portée par des flux commerciaux et financiers plus intenses, des risques sanitaires globalisés et une évolution rapide des comportements alimentaires, les filières tropicales - liens entre les agricultures et les autres secteurs économiques - connaissent de profondes transformations techniques, économiques et sociales. Face aux préoccupations environnementales et sociales que soulève leur expansion, les filières sont de plus en plus à l’initiative de démarches de développement durable. Les mutations liées aux filières s’opèrent de manière différenciée et cet ouvrage se propose d’en rendre compte. Fruit des recherches et de l’expérience de chercheurs et agents de développement, ces contributions discutent le rôle des filières et de leurs transformations au regard du développement durable, comme vecteurs de développement, espaces d’innovation, objets d’évaluation et arènes de régulation. Le Cirad et ses chercheurs, acteurs du système de recherche public français agissant avec des partenaires au Sud, et l’AFD et ses agents, sont les témoins et les accompagnateurs des changements techniques, biologiques et institutionnels qui traversent le monde agricole et les sociétés. Le présent ouvrage est destiné aux chercheurs, aux enseignants et aux étudiants, ainsi qu’à la communauté internationale du développement et de l’environnement et au public intéressé par ces défis.

Keywords: agricultural economics; finance; financialisation; forest economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-2-7592-2475-3
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Ward Anseeuw, Jean-Marc Roda, Antoine Ducastel and Norfaryanti Kamaruddin

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Des Forêts pour le Nouveau Millénaire - DES FORêTS à GéRER DANS L'INTéRêT DES GENS ET DE LA NATURE, vol 1

Author

René Alfaro, Carlos Bahamondez, John Beer, Bruce Campbell, José J. Campos, Liu Can, Benjamin Cashore, Carol Colfer, Jim Farrel, Mike Fullerton, Glenn Galloway, Denis Gautier, GLueCK Peter, Luis Gonz¡lez, Moraia Grau, Hartmut Holzknecht, Markku Kanninen, Peter Kanowski, Yemi Katerere, Sebastiao Kengen, Michael Kleine, Don Lee, Maxim Lobovikov, Martin Lorenz, Bastiaan Louman, Concepci”n Luj¡n, Gerardo Mery, Florencia Montagnini, John Parrotta, Charlie Pye-Smith, Hiroyasu Oka, Andreas Ottitsch, Jeremy Rayner, Jean-Marc Roda (roda@cirad.fr), SARAMƒKI Jussi, Jeffrey Sayer, SEPPƒLƒ Risto, Brad Stennes, Dietmar Stoian, Ilpo Tikkanen, Jorge Trevin, Heidi Vanhanen, Paul Vantomme, Martti Varmola, Jari Varjo, Sen Wang, Bill Wilsonand Jim Wood.

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Abstract: LA FAçON DONT LES FORêTS SONT PER«UES ET LEURS UTILISATIONS ONT BEAUCOUP CHANGé AU COURS DES DERNIèRES ANNÉES. LES FOR TS NE SONT PLUS CONSIDéRéES COMME ÉTANT UNIQUEMENT DES SOURCES DE BOIS MAIS DES éCOSYStèMES COMPLEXES QUI PERMETTENT à DES COMMUNAUTéS DE SE DéVELOPPER ET OFFRENT TOUTE UNE GAMME DE PRODUITS ET DE SERVICES ENVIRONNEMENTAUX. ON RECONNAiT AUJOURD'HUI QUE LES FORêTS PEUVENT CONTRIBUER AU DéVELOPPEMENT RURAL ET à LA LUTTE CONTRE LA PAUVRETé.

Keywords: Forêt; économie (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L73 Q23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
Edition: 1
ISBN: 951-724-489-4
Note: language = french, 36p
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