'Economic stakeholder analysis' for participatory forest management
| Publication Type | Journal Article |
| Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Authors | Richards, M,; Davies, J,; Yaron, G, |
| Journal Title | ODI Forestry Briefing |
| Pagination | 4 |
| Key Words | community forestry; community involvement; economic analysis; forest management; forests; participatory rural appraisal; rapid; rural appraisal; rural development; social forestry; social; participation |
| Abstract | This paper presents the economic stakeholder analysis (ESA) as a methodological framework for assessing participatory forest management (PFM) stakeholder incentives; assesses some of the challenges in the main ESA stages; and discusses some of the controversial issues surrounding the application of economics in PFM situations in Nepal, Ghana, Bolivia, Mexico and Zimbabwe - particularly participation and the use of participatory rural appraisal or rapid rural appraisal methods. |
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