Decentralisation and devolution in forestry (series of articles) Author various authors Journal/Series Unasylva | Vol. 50(199); 2 - 59; 58 p. Date 1999 Source IUCN (ID: ANA-064924) Publisher | Place of publication FAO | Rome, Italy Document type Article in periodical Language English Field of application International Country/Territory India, Philippines, Tanzania, Un. Rep. of, New Zealand, Costa Rica, United Kingdom Subject Forestry Keyword Forest management/forest conservation Institution Community management Geographical area Asia, Africa Abstract Contents: 1. Devolution and decentralisation of forest management in Asia and the Pacific 2. Rethinking the decentralisation and devolution of biodiversity conservation 3. People and protected areas in India 4. Community-based enterprises and conservation: The Kalahan Forest Farms Development Project 5. Accountable representation and power in participatory and decentralised environmental management 6. Local practices and the decentralisation and devolution of natural resource management in French-speaking West Africa 7. Creating a legal framework for community-based management: Principles and dilemmas 8. Devolving forest ownership through privatisation in New Zealand 9. Implications of devolution for participatory forestry in Scotland 10. Participation, pluralism and polycentrism: Reflections on watershed management in Costa Rica