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Forest Governance
Enabling community forestry in Papua New Guinea
Development of quality-of-governance standards for REDD in PNG
Enhancing Forest Law Enforcement in Papua New Guinea
Enabling community forestry in Papua New Guinea
ACIAR Project FST/2016/153 aimed to improve rural livelihoods through family-focused community reforestation and agroforestry in PNG. This included the provision of recommendations to the PNG Forest Authority for policy changes to facilitate improved application of community forestry. Field research was undertaken in Morobe and Eastern Highlands Provinces with the project’s outreach partners: Ramu Agri Industries and PNG Forest Authority (Eastern Highlands).
This intervention was led by the University of Sunshine Coast with support from the PNG Forest Authority and Forest Research Institute. PIP was responsible for the dissemination of project information and resources via the PIP website and associated platforms.
The forest governance resources assembled during the project are presented below:
Development of quality-of-governance standards for REDD in Papua New Guinea
ITTO Project PD682/13 aimed to develop a draft standard for evaluating the quality of governance of forest management and associated emissions reduction activities in Papua New Guinea. The voluntary standard was accompanied by a set of governance resources and journal papers developed by project partners in Australia and Papua New Guinea.
This intervention was led by Griffith University and the University of Southern Queensland with support from the PNG Forest Authority. PIP engaged stakeholders during the drafting process through online surveys, face-to-face meetings, multi-stakeholder workshops, and field-testing at project sites.
The forest governance resources assembled during the project are presented below:
Enhancing Forest Law Enforcement in Papua New Guinea
ITTO Project PD449/07 aimed to enhance forest law enforcement in PNG by developing a timber tracking system for testing at two timber concessions. This included a FLEGT-based legality standard, industry code of conduct, and forestry monitoring module for local stakeholders.
This intervention was led by the PNG Forest Authority. PIP drafted PNG’s Timber Legality Standard, National & Local Monitoring Forms, and Industry Code of Conduct Guidelines in collaboration with SGS-PNG through online surveys, face-to-face meetings, multi-stakeholder workshops, and field-testing at project sites.
The forest governance resources assembled during the project are presented below:
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