Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
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applying to Indigenous Peoples, 347<br />
TOR development, 298–299<br />
Operational Policy on Indigenous Peoples (OP 4.10), 289, 347<br />
consultation process, 352t<br />
objectives and requirements, 348–354<br />
Operational Policy on Involuntary Resettlement (OP 4.12), 347<br />
Operational Policy on Physical Cultural <strong>Resource</strong>s (OP 4.11),<br />
289, 347<br />
Operations Management Module, 264b<br />
Orissa CEA, 239<br />
outcome assessment tracking, 142b<br />
outgrower contracts, 66, 71b, 71t, 120<br />
ownership, 222, 227<br />
P<br />
Pangi Valley, 60b<br />
participation strategy, 300, 302b<br />
Participatory Microcatchment (MC) Planning Approach,<br />
136b<br />
participatory rural appraisal, 301b<br />
partnerships, 10, 73, 100. See also community-company<br />
partnerships<br />
future possibilities, 74–75<br />
Indigenous Peoples, 44–45<br />
models, 66, 73<br />
Southern Africa, 59b<br />
Payments for Environmental Services (PES), 85–86, 85f, 247<br />
design steps, 86–89<br />
identification of services and monitoring, 90<br />
institutional framework, 89, 90f<br />
perverse incentives, 89, 90b<br />
projects, 87t<br />
PEAP. See Poverty Eradication Action Plan<br />
performance framework, 19<br />
Peru, 72b<br />
Pest Management Policy, 289<br />
PF. See Process Framework<br />
physical capital, 140b<br />
Physical Cultural <strong>Resource</strong>s Policy (OP 4.11), 289, 347<br />
physical infrastructure database, 264b<br />
PhytoTrade Africa, 59b<br />
pilot projects, 51<br />
plans, policies, and programs (PPPs), 240, 241, 245<br />
plantation forests, 3–4, 68n, 96, 97f<br />
costs and technical capacity, 119–120<br />
development, 101–102, 120<br />
environmental and social impacts, 117<br />
exotic, 118<br />
failure and success rate, 102n<br />
Ghana, 223b<br />
incentives, 99<br />
investment, 11n<br />
minimizing negative impacts, 102<br />
OP on <strong>Forests</strong>, 293<br />
species selection, 118, 120<br />
threats to, 119<br />
to meet growing wood demands, 98<br />
versus natural forests, 118<br />
plug-n-play principle, 269n<br />
plywood, 94b<br />
policy, 73, 99, 205, 206<br />
evolution of instruments, 207–208<br />
integration, 203, 209–210<br />
removal of barriers, 57, 57f<br />
policy loans, 221, 234. See also development policy loans<br />
Policy Reform Support Loans (PRSLs), 204b<br />
poor people, 15, 18b, 128b<br />
benefiting from markets, 23, 32–33, 49<br />
population growth, 2, 96<br />
population, by country, 96t<br />
Posada Amazonas Ecotourism, 72b<br />
postconflict countries, 167, 167b–168b<br />
forest law reform, 174b<br />
poverty, 15b, 27, 207<br />
poverty and social impact analysis (PSIA), 206b<br />
Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP), 215b<br />
poverty impact analysis, 306, 307b<br />
poverty reduction, 3, 16–17, 18, 22–23, 26–27, 77<br />
and conservation, 23<br />
CBFM, 30<br />
China project, 18b<br />
fiscal policy impacts, 184<br />
forestry project, 19b<br />
institutional capacity, 21–22<br />
not in national-level strategies, 25<br />
performance framework, 19<br />
upstream forest activities’ impact, 68n<br />
World Bank <strong>Forests</strong> Strategy, 4–5, 9<br />
Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs), 22, 28, 54<br />
Poverty Reduction Support Credit (PRSC), 223b, 226b<br />
poverty-forest linkages, 17b, 25, 27b, 215b<br />
data for forest significance index, 230<br />
Poverty-Forest Linkages Toolkit, 25–26, 26b, 27b<br />
power, curbing, 174<br />
PPPs. See plans, policies, and programs<br />
price change analysis, 237<br />
private property rights, 51b<br />
private sector, 20, 65, 66<br />
investment, 3, 11n, 68n<br />
SFM, 63<br />
to generate benefits for forest users, 67–68<br />
problem solving, 328t<br />
Process Framework (PF), 303b–304b<br />
processing capacity, reducing, 99<br />
procurement policy improvement, 102, 102n<br />
PRODES, 251b<br />
producer organizations, 58<br />
production, 3–4, 104<br />
Program on <strong>Forests</strong> (PROFOR), 65<br />
Programmatic Development Policy Credits, 210b<br />
Project Appraisal Document, 354<br />
Project for Conservation and Sustainable Management of Forest<br />
<strong>Resource</strong>s (PROCYMAF), 36b, 47b<br />
project implementation, 354–355<br />
property rights, 49, 51b, 52. See also forest ownership; tenure<br />
devolution of, 32, 50<br />
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