Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
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NOTES<br />
1. In the World Bank assessment of cross-sectoral impacts<br />
of DPL is a due diligence requirement for DPLs as per Operational<br />
Policy 8.60.<br />
2. The latter will have some relationship to the contribution<br />
of forests to the economy, in that it will provide a measure<br />
of whether the contribution, as currently constituted, is<br />
sustainable. Eventually, a more rigorous approach to estimating<br />
the sustainability of ongoing forest operations<br />
would be a useful ingredient in this overall measure, but it is<br />
not possible to implement this approach at present.<br />
3. To assess the significance of forests relative to other sectors<br />
in a country, the variables used must compare the contribution<br />
of forests to poverty alleviation, economic development,<br />
and ecosystem services relative to other sectors<br />
(rather than compare these relative to other countries).<br />
4. The Environment Department of the Social Development<br />
<strong>Network</strong> in the World Bank is developing a rapid assessment<br />
DPL toolkit that will assist task managers in identifying<br />
when a DPL operation could have likely significant impacts<br />
on the environment, forests, and natural resources. A final<br />
version of this toolkit will be available in FY08.<br />
5. The lessons learned and recommendations also draw<br />
findings from Schmithüsen, Bisang, and Zimmermann<br />
(2001).<br />
SELECTED READINGS<br />
World Bank. 2005. “Development Policy Lending and Forest<br />
Outcomes: Influences, Interactions, and Due Diligence.”<br />
Report No. 32724-GLB, World Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
———. Forthcoming. “Rapid Assessment Toolkit for Due<br />
Diligence on Environment, Forest, and Other Natural<br />
<strong>Resource</strong> Aspects of Development Policy Lending.”<br />
World Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
REFERENCES CITED<br />
Kaufmann, D., A. Kraay, and M. Mastruzzi. 2004. “Governance<br />
Matters III: Governance Indicators for<br />
1996–2002.” World Bank, Washington, DC. Available at<br />
http://www.worldbank.org/wbi/governance/pdf/<br />
govmatters3_wber.pdf.<br />
Hamilton, K., and M. Mani. 2005. “Toolkit for Analyzing<br />
Environmental and Natural <strong>Resource</strong> Aspects of Development<br />
Policy Lending.” Environment Department,<br />
World Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
Iannariello, M. P., P. Stedman-Edwards, D. Reed, and R.<br />
Blair. 1999. “Environmental Impact Assessment of<br />
Macroeconomic Reform Programs.” WWF Macroeconomics<br />
Program Office, Washington, DC. http://assets<br />
.panda.org/downloads/eia.pdf.<br />
Mani, M. 2004. “An Overview of Environmental and Natural<br />
<strong>Resource</strong> Aspects of IBRD Financed Development<br />
Policy Lending Operations in FY05.” ENV-ESSD, internal<br />
note. World Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
Schmithüsen, F., K. Bisang, and W. Zimmermann. 2001.<br />
“Cross-Sector Linkages in Forestry: Review of Available<br />
Information and Consideration on Future Research.”<br />
Forest Policy and Forest Economics, Department of Forest<br />
Sciences—ETH, Zurich. http://www.fao.org/docrep/<br />
003/AA002E/Aa002e03.htm#6018.<br />
World Bank. 2005. “Development Policy Lending and Forest<br />
Outcomes: Influences, Interactions, and Due Diligence.”<br />
Report No. 32724-GLB, World Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
CROSS-REFERENCED CHAPTERS AND NOTES<br />
Chapter 5: Improving Forest Governance<br />
Note 5.5: Addressing Illegal Logging and Other Forest<br />
Crime<br />
NOTE 6.3: IDENTIFYING THE NEED FOR ANALYSIS ON FORESTS IN DEVELOPMENT POLICY REFORMS 235