Country Background Documents - Nepal

Ban Chautari report from GFP Nepal: Multi-stakeholder processes through Ban Chautari

This report presents the key achievements of partnership through Growing Forest Partnerships (GFP) in Nepal in catalyzing the restructuring of forest-sector policy processes to make them more deliberative and democratic. A key focus of the report will be presenting results and achievements of 2011 activities. The final section will also provide overall achievements of partnership with GFP since 2010.
Ban Chautari report from GFP Nepal: Forest enterprises

On 1 August 2011, Growing Forest Partnerships (GFP) in-country partners in Nepal organised another Ban Chautari round-table event in order to tackle the complex issue of forest enterprise in community forestry. This report summarizes the discussion and conclusions from the event.
Ban Chautari report from GFP Nepal: Restructuring protected areas in Nepal

There has been a growing concern over how protected areas should be governed in post conflict Nepal. A recent Ban Chautari roundtable discussion was held by partners working together for GFP Nepal on the subject of protected areas. This report sumamrizes the key points raised and conclusions reached.
REDD+: Reversing, Reinforcing or Reconfiguring Decentralized Forest Governance in Nepal?

Over the past few years, Nepal has become increasingly involved in international efforts to mitigate climate change through an emerging global mechanism called reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, and enhancing forest carbon stocks in developing countries (REDD+). This Discussion Paper examines the interactions among diverse institutions and actors involved in Nepal’s REDD+ readiness process at multiple scales.
Ban Chautari report from GFP Nepal: Poverty reduction through forestry

GFP Nepal held another successful 'Ban Chautari' roundtable discussion on 7 July on the subject of 'Poverty reduction through forestry: Exploring strategies to realise economic benefits of timber management in Nepal'.

This discussion was organised by GFP partners ForestAction Nepal and FECOFUN

The Ban Chautari meetings are multi-stakeholder dialogues on forest policy issues and are coordinated and supported by Growing Forest Partnerships (GFP).
Putting Timber in the Hot Seat: Discourse, Policy and Contestations over Timber in Nepal

A new report published by one of GFP's partners in Nepal - ForestAction Nepal - and part financed by GFP.
State-Community Contestations in Governing Forests: Reimagining Regulatory Framework

A Round Table Interaction on Forest Policy Process in Nepal 4 February 2011, Kathmandu

Country Background Documents - Nepal

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