This article reviews the participation of forest property owners in the design of forestry policy in Mexico through a documentary review of the related legal framework and national and state planning documents. It found that national forestry sector planning involved greater participation by representatives of universities and research institutes, government and forestry producers associations. In 90.9 % of the state strategic forestry plans reviewed, the participation of owners and holders of forestry areas was reported, but neither the sampling method used nor the sampling frame were specified. Although Conafor has promoted strategies encouraging social capital from forestry communities in order to increase governance of natural reso...
This paper examines the political economy and policy environment of forestry production in northern ...
National and regional peasant movements during the 1970s and the 1980s struggling to créate a legal ...
How are forestry decentralisations evolving in Latin America? What role are municipal governments pl...
With a land tenure structure dating back to the Mexican Revolution of 1910, Mexico is second only to...
Efforts to develop strategies coordinating federal forest policy objectives with local governance in...
Through the analysis of public policies on territorial organization by Mexican forestry authorities,...
This report summarizes preliminary findings of the Mexican National Database and Community Survey Pr...
The regulatory framework that indicates the competence of the State Governments and their participat...
This report summarizes preliminary findings of the Mexican National Database and Community Survey Pr...
Despite increasingly more comprehensive policies for forest management, the last forty years in Mexi...
In Mexico, the bdemocratization of natural assetsQ through an agrarian reform process laid the terri...
La participación de las comunidades rurales en el manejo de los bosques ha recibido gran aceptación,...
Mexico’s agrarian and forest history established an original forestry land tenure system based upon ...
Regions where community forest enterprises dominate the landscape have low to non-existent deforesta...
Community forestry can deliver economic, socio-cultural and ecological benefits to local communities...
This paper examines the political economy and policy environment of forestry production in northern ...
National and regional peasant movements during the 1970s and the 1980s struggling to créate a legal ...
How are forestry decentralisations evolving in Latin America? What role are municipal governments pl...
With a land tenure structure dating back to the Mexican Revolution of 1910, Mexico is second only to...
Efforts to develop strategies coordinating federal forest policy objectives with local governance in...
Through the analysis of public policies on territorial organization by Mexican forestry authorities,...
This report summarizes preliminary findings of the Mexican National Database and Community Survey Pr...
The regulatory framework that indicates the competence of the State Governments and their participat...
This report summarizes preliminary findings of the Mexican National Database and Community Survey Pr...
Despite increasingly more comprehensive policies for forest management, the last forty years in Mexi...
In Mexico, the bdemocratization of natural assetsQ through an agrarian reform process laid the terri...
La participación de las comunidades rurales en el manejo de los bosques ha recibido gran aceptación,...
Mexico’s agrarian and forest history established an original forestry land tenure system based upon ...
Regions where community forest enterprises dominate the landscape have low to non-existent deforesta...
Community forestry can deliver economic, socio-cultural and ecological benefits to local communities...
This paper examines the political economy and policy environment of forestry production in northern ...
National and regional peasant movements during the 1970s and the 1980s struggling to créate a legal ...
How are forestry decentralisations evolving in Latin America? What role are municipal governments pl...