Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
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Typical contexts Potential drivers Potential responses Type<br />
(motive, means, opportunity)<br />
Other forest crime<br />
Irregular timber sales, • Low risk of sanctions • Improve procedures for timber sales and awarding P<br />
award of concessions<br />
concessions to increase transparency and<br />
and service contracting<br />
accountability<br />
• Increase proportion of timber sold or concessions P<br />
awarded through competitive bidding<br />
• Poorly motivated staff in public forest • Reorganize public forest administration to P<br />
administration and enterprises<br />
increase staff motivation<br />
• Poorly organized and corrupt financial • Enhance effectiveness of financial audits on D<br />
audit system<br />
public forest administration or enterprises<br />
• Improve data management and transparency in D<br />
public forest administration and enterprises<br />
• Inefficient legal procedures • Strengthen cooperation with police force S<br />
and judiciary<br />
• Amend penal code P<br />
Evasion of taxes, • Unreasonably high tax burden in relation to • Adjust taxes as appropriate P<br />
royalties, and other timber price and general tax level • Impose sanctions on enterprises found guilty S<br />
fees by enterprises<br />
of tax evasion<br />
• Poorly organized and corrupt financial • Enhance effectiveness of financial audits on D<br />
audit system<br />
enterprises<br />
• Inadequate accounting systems in private • Oblige enterprises to provide required information D<br />
enterprises<br />
in an easily accessible form<br />
• Inefficient legal procedures • Strengthen cooperation with police force and S<br />
judiciary to achieve minimum acceptable level<br />
of compliance<br />
• Amend penal code P<br />
Evasion of taxes, • Low risk of sanctions • Adjust taxes, royalties, and other fees to levels at P<br />
royalties, and other<br />
which most communities or private forest owners<br />
fees by communities would make the payments voluntarily P<br />
or private forest owners • Inadequate accounting systems in private • Promote sound accounting practices in community D<br />
enterprises or communities<br />
forestry<br />
• Enhance effectiveness of external financial audits D+S<br />
on community forests and private woodlots within<br />
the limits of available resources<br />
• Inefficient legal procedures • Strengthen cooperation with police force and S<br />
judiciary to achieve minimum acceptable level<br />
of compliance<br />
• Amend penal code P<br />
Circumvention of • Indifferent attitude in enterprises toward • Impose sanctions on enterprises found guilty P<br />
labor laws labor laws of circumventing labor laws<br />
• Poorly organized and corrupt oversight • Impose sanctions or disciplinary actions on D<br />
companies proven to circumvent regulations<br />
• Inefficient legal procedures • Strengthen cooperation with police force and S<br />
judiciary to achieve minimum acceptable level<br />
of compliance<br />
• Amend penal code P<br />
Unauthorized wood • Strong domestic and export demand • Enable an increase in authorized processing P<br />
processing encouraging unauthorized wood processing capacity by increasing legal timber supply<br />
and illegal logging<br />
• Excessive bureaucracy related to licensing • Simplify licensing procedure P<br />
• Poorly organized and corrupt oversight • Impose sanctions or disciplinary actions D<br />
on companies proven to circumvent regulations<br />
• Inefficient legal procedures • Strengthen cooperation with police force S<br />
and judiciary<br />
• Amend penal code P<br />
Wildlife poaching<br />
Wildlife poaching for • People unable to meet their basic needs • Legalize illegal use or simplify regulations P<br />
subsistence needs • Lack of or high cost of alternative sources concerning access to wildlife resources<br />
of food • Create opportunities for income generation P<br />
• Offer alternative sources of food P<br />
200 CHAPTER 5: IMPROVING FOREST GOVERNANCE