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Model Forest Development Guide

Table of Contents

The Challenge

The IMFN Secretariat and Objectives

"Internationalizing" the Network

Where to find model forests

What is a Model Forest?

Core Model Forest Attributes

  1. Partnership
  2. Commitment to Sustainable Forest Management
  3. Scale
  4. Scope of Activities
  5. A Governance Structure to Address a Broad Range of Values
  6. Cooperation, Sharing and Capacity-building

Networking

How is a Model Forest Implemented?

1.  The Initial Steps Taken to Create a Model Forest:

  • Becoming Familiar with the Concept
  • Proposal Preparation
  • The Model Forest Workshop

2.  Options for Organization, Governance and Management

  • Structure
  • Accountability
  • Technical Competence
  • Capacity for Effective Self-Governance

3.  What does a Model Forest do?

  • Program Selection
  • Project Selection
  • Administration/Management
  • Internal Appraisal, Analysis, and Dialogue
  • Engagement with SFM Developments Globally
  • Partnership Development and Maintenance

Guiding Principles



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