Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
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SELECTED READINGS<br />
Ashby, J. A., E. B. Knapp, and H. Munk Ravnborg. 1998.<br />
“Involving Local Organizations in Watershed Management.”<br />
In Agriculture and the Environment: Perspectives<br />
on Sustainable Rural Development, ed. E. Lutz, 118–29.<br />
Washington, DC: World Bank.<br />
Farrington, J., C. Turton, and A. J. James. 1999. Participatory<br />
Watershed Development: Challenges for the Twenty-First<br />
Century. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.<br />
Kerr, J., G. Pangare, and V. L. Pangare. 2002. Watershed<br />
Development Projects in India: An Evaluation. Research<br />
Report 127. Washington, DC: International Food Policy<br />
<strong>Resource</strong> Institute.<br />
Perez, C., and H. Tschinkel. 2003. “Improving Watershed<br />
Management in Developing Countries: A Framework for<br />
Prioritizing Sites and Practices.” <strong>Network</strong> Paper No. 129,<br />
Agricultural Research and Extension <strong>Network</strong>, Department<br />
for International Development, London.<br />
Turton, C., M. Warner, and B. Groom. 1998. “Scaling Up<br />
Participatory Watershed Development in India: A<br />
Review of the Literature.” <strong>Network</strong> Paper No. 86, Agriculture<br />
Research and Extension <strong>Network</strong>, Department<br />
for International Development, London.<br />
REFERENCES CITED<br />
Cestti, Rita E. 2005. Albania Natural <strong>Resource</strong>s Development<br />
Project. Aide-Memoire, Supervision Mission,<br />
November 7-11, 2005. Unpublished. World Bank. Washington,<br />
DC.<br />
Ecoagriculture Partners and IUCN (International Conservation<br />
Union). 2007. “Principles of Engagement with<br />
Stakeholders in Negotiating and Measuring Landscape-<br />
Level Outcomes.” Draft, Ecoagriculture Working Group,<br />
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. http://ecoag.cals.cornell<br />
.edu/documents.html.<br />
Jinapala, K., J. D. Brewer, and R. Sakthivadivel. 1996. Multi-<br />
Level Participatory Planning for Water <strong>Resource</strong>s Development<br />
in Sri Lanka. Gatekeeper Series No. 62. London:<br />
IIED.<br />
Sayer, J. 2006. “Optimising Forest Functions at the Landscape<br />
Level.” Note submitted to World Bank as input to<br />
<strong>Forests</strong> <strong>Sourcebook</strong>. Unpublished. World Bank. Washington,<br />
DC.<br />
USFS (United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service).<br />
2006. “Guide to Integrated Landscape Land Use<br />
Planning in Central Africa.” http://carpe.umd.edu/<br />
resources/Documents/USFS%20Landscape%20Guide%<br />
20Dec2006.pdf.<br />
———. 2007. “Tongass National Forest: Projects and Plans.”<br />
http://www.fs.fed.us/r10/tongass/projects/projects<br />
.shtml.<br />
World Bank. Forthcoming. “Watershed Management<br />
Approaches, Policies, and Operations: Lessons for Scaling-up.”<br />
Agriculture and Rural Development Department<br />
Economic and Sector Work, World Bank, Washington,<br />
DC.<br />
CROSS-REFERENCED CHAPTERS AND NOTES<br />
Note 4.2: Assessing Outcomes of Landscape Interventions<br />
Note 4.3: Using Adaptive Management to Improve Project<br />
Implementation<br />
138 CHAPTER 4: OPTIMIZING FOREST FUNCTIONS IN A LANDSCAPE