Analysis of Uganda’s policy and legal framework for the implementation of REDD+

Assessing Land Rights in Indonesia's Protected Forests: A Case Study of Tormatutung Region

“…Problematization refers to how policy issues are conceptualized in policy documents, whereas characterization refers to the references or reasons that identify the sources or causes of the problems [16]. In five of the eight examined policies, deforestation is depicted as an issue of policy.…”

“…In five of the eight examined policies, deforestation is depicted as an issue of policy. Some examples include Forest Policy, Climate Change Policy, Environmental Management Policy, Land Use Policy, and Land Policy [16].…”

“…Policy research has several limitations, as it encompasses a variety of materials written by various authors for various audiences and purposes [17]. Consequently, based on a comprehension of how the law functions, it can be stated that the law's operation has been communicated through establishing supervisors related to regulating the general organization and administration of the Land Office, Forestry Office, and other relevant parties [16].…”

“…Therefore, land policies are part of development policy measures related to the function of land in implementing urban and regional planning [15]. The policy objectives, both those that will be implemented and those that have been implemented, are analyzed, followed by planning, implementation, evaluation, and appropriate action [16]. In effect…”

O Papel Dos Governos Nacionais E Regionais Na Governança Florestal: Desafios Para a Conservação Florestal Da Amazônia Legal Brasileira

“…-O PAPEL DOS GOVERNOS NACIONAIS E REGIONAIS NA GOVERNANÇA FLORESTAL DESAFIOS PARA A CONSERVAÇÃO FLORESTAL DA AMAZÔNIA LEGAL BRASILEIRA governos reconhecem os desmatamentos e incêndios florestais como uma questão transversal (COOP et al, 2020;COUTTS;HOLMES;JACKSON, 2019), com a necessidade de uma governança florestal, por meio da colaboração, interação e participação ampla e efetiva dos governos nacionais e regionais, que são elementos-chave na manutenção das florestas (BÖRNER et al, 2020;NAMAALWA;BYAKAGABA, 2019;NEEFF et al, 2020;PETERSON ST-LAURENT et al, 2019), de especialistasacadêmicos(CLARE; RUIZ-JAEN; HICKEY, 2019; DA CONCEIÇÃO; BÖRNER; WUNDER, 2018), pelos povos das florestas afetadas (ABRAHÃO; ASMUS, 2018; CLARE; RUIZ-JAEN;HICKEY, 2019;COUTTS;HOLMES;JACKSON, 2019;MARQUES et al, 2021;NEEFF et al, 2020;PETERSON ST-LAURENT et al, 2019), pelas Organizações Não-Governamentais (ONGs), por proprietários florestais (MARQUES et al, 2021), e governos e instituições internacionais (HIPÓLITO et al, 2021;KRAUSE;TILKER, 2022).…”