Forests Sourcebook - HCV Resource Network
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ANNEX 2A<br />
WORLD BANK ANALYTICAL AND ADVISORY ACTIVITIES AND ECONOMIC AND<br />
SECTOR WORK RELATED TO GOVERNANCE REFORM<br />
Blaser, J., A. Contreras, T. Oksanen, E. Puustjarvi, and F.<br />
Schmithusen. 2005. “Forest Law Enforcement and Governance<br />
(FLEG) in Europe and North Asia (ENA).” Reference<br />
paper prepared for the Ministerial Conference, St.<br />
Petersburg Russia, Nov. 22–25, 2005.<br />
Chen, H. K. 2006. The Role of CITES in Combating Illegal<br />
Logging: Current and Potential. Cambridge: TRAFFIC<br />
International.<br />
China National Forestry Economic Development Center.<br />
2006. “A Background Paper on Forest Law Enforcement<br />
and Governance in China.” Draft.<br />
Colchester, M. 2006. Justice in the Forest: Rural Livelihoods<br />
and Forest Law Enforcement. CIFOR Forest Perspectives<br />
3. Bogor, Indonesia: CIFOR.<br />
Contreras-Hermosilla, A. 2002. Law Compliance in the<br />
Forestry Sector: An Overview. WBI Working Papers.<br />
World Bank Institute, The World Bank 2002. Also available<br />
at: http://lnweb18.worldbank.org/eap/eap.nsf/2500<br />
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Dykstra, D. P., G. Kuru, R. Taylor, R. Nussbaum, W. B.<br />
Magrath, and J. Story. 2003. “Technologies for Wood<br />
Tracking: Verifying and Monitoring the Chain of Custody<br />
and Legal Compliance in the Timber Industry.”<br />
Environment and Social Development East Asia and the<br />
Pacific Region Discussion Paper, The World Bank, Washington,<br />
DC, 2003.<br />
ECSSD/PROFOR. 2005. Forest Institutions in Transition:<br />
Experiences and Lessons from Eastern Europe. The<br />
World Bank, Washington, DC, February 2005.<br />
Gray, J. 2002. Forest Concession Policies and Revenue Systems:<br />
Country Experience and Policy Changes for Sustainable<br />
Tropical Forestry, World Bank Technical Paper<br />
No. 522, The World Bank, Washington, DC, 2002.<br />
International Union for the Conservation of Nature and<br />
Natural <strong>Resource</strong>s (IUCN). 2006. Illegal Logging: A Commitment<br />
to Change Through Tripartite Action. Gland,<br />
Switzerland: IUCN.<br />
Kishor, N. 2004. Review of Formal and Informal Costs and<br />
Revenues Related to Timber Harvesting, Transporting<br />
and Trading in Indonesia. World Bank informal note.<br />
2004.<br />
Magrath, W. B., R. Grandalski, J. Stuckey, G. Vikanes, and G.<br />
Wilkinson. Forthcoming. Timber Theft Prevention and<br />
Forest <strong>Resource</strong> Security. Washington, DC: World Bank.<br />
PAF. 2004. Benchmarking Public Services Delivery at the<br />
Forest Fringes in Jharkhand, India. Public Affairs Foundation,<br />
Bangalore, India, October 2004.<br />
Puustjarvi, E. 2006a. “Proposal for Typology of Illegal Logging.”<br />
Draft. Savcor Indufor Oy, Helsinki<br />
———. 2006b. “Guidelines for Formulating and Implementing<br />
National Action Plans to Combat Illegal Logging<br />
and Other Forest Crime.” Draft. Savcor Indufor Oy,<br />
Helsinki.<br />
Rosenbaum, K. L. 2005.Tools for civil society action to<br />
reduce forest corruption: Drawing lessons from Transparency<br />
International. PROFOR/FIN, The World Bank,<br />
Washington, DC, 2005<br />
Savcor Indufor Oy. 2005a. “Ensuring Sustainability of<br />
<strong>Forests</strong> and Livelihoods Through Improved Governance<br />
and Control of Illegal Logging for Economies in Transition:<br />
World Bank Discussion Paper.” Helsinki.<br />
———. 2005b. “Action Plan to Combat Illegal Activities in<br />
Forest and Wood Processing Sectors in Bosnia and<br />
Herzegovina.” Draft. Savcor Indufor Oy, Helsinki.<br />
World Bank. 2003. Reforming Forest Fiscal Systems: An<br />
Overview of Country Approaches and Experiences.<br />
PROFOR, The World Bank, Washington, February 2003.<br />
———. 2005a. “Going, Going, Gone: The Illegal Trade in<br />
Wildlife in East and Southeast Asia.” Discussion Paper.<br />
Environment and Social Development, East Asia and<br />
Pacific Region, World Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
———. 2005b. East Asia Region Forestry Strategy. Washington,<br />
DC: World Bank.<br />
———. 2006a. Strengthening Forest Law Enforcement and<br />
Governance: Strengthening a Systemic Constraint to<br />
Sustainable Development. Report No. 36638-GLB, World<br />
Bank, Washington, DC.<br />
———. 2006b. Forest Law: Manual for Sustainable Development.<br />
Washington, DC: World Bank.<br />
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