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At the beginning of , only a few LCFCs had We conduct a financial analysis that applies only to real income been created and on very small surfaces. In the absence of formal flows and not to all the economic benefits potentially generated recognition of a local community forest or LCFC, we will use the by a LCFC.
The latter may be important, as shown by Beauchamp generic terms of CBFM or community forestry to refer to these and Ingram , but the increase in real income is a major initiatives. Since the end of the s, many pilot experiments precondition for the success of the community forestry at the local have been launched to test and contribute to the application of level.
Figure 1 illustrates the large number does not take into account the potential revenues generated for of CBFM projects that were active between and Bauer nonlocal actors. Overall, our estimate focuses only on the actual Their purpose was both to contribute to members. Location of the two sites. To do this, the results are organized into three the procedures.
Where information estimation of the financial net present value of the future LCFC from these documents was incomplete or out of step with existing through the application of cost-benefit analysis. These results feed regulations, it was supplemented, adjusted, or detailed during a discussion on possible measures to increase the impact of community surveys.
These METHODS surveys had three purposes: 1 to detail the planned activities in The financial analysis of community forestry initiatives in the the future LCFC over the coming five years; 2 to quantify the provinces of Tshopo and Ituri was carried out in three stages.
All productive activities in the LCFC were carried out by the First, we identified most of the CBFM initiatives in in these communities themselves but with the obligation to abide by the two provinces by interviewing the forest administration, NGOs, current regulations, for instance for small-scale logging or hunting the University of Kisangani, and donors known to support permits.
The main characteristics of these sites, as well as the main community forestry. We then selected two case studies, Lolwa and villages, are presented in Appendix 1. Uma, which were relatively advanced in setting up a LCFC and for which we had collected many documents that described the Last, we ran a cost-benefit analysis CBA to quantify the activities to be conducted Fig.
Inflows consisted of sales of forest Fig. Activities planned in the community forests. Those that resources. They were gross financial benefits, or turn-over.
The total financial cost aggregated investment, costs were quantified in the management documents are operating, and transaction costs. The difference between the gross marked out with vertical lines, and those that combined these financial benefit and the financial cost was the net benefit, i.
The CBA was done for a five-year period only. This choice is justified by the high preference for the present of rural populations in the DRC, which is explained by the uncertain political and economic contexts and which is characterized in particular by a very low savings rate Mansesa Kiakumba In such a context, it is difficult for rural populations to make their decisions on the basis of a time horizon that exceeds a few years. For a public or common good whose management is in the long term, it is desirable to opt for a social discount rate, whose level is much lower to better take into account the interests Various activities are envisaged in each of the LCFCs, but many of future generations Fisher and Krutilla , Norgaard and of them are not directly associated with forest management.
For Howarth However, this consideration should be played example, intensive agriculture is the main detailed and quantified down in this study, which focuses on the financial income expected activity at both sites. However, from this perspective, the SMP by local populations over a five-year horizon.
A similar rate is also used by the African Development Bank AfDB to assess the If we focus on the forest area alone, several activities are financial feasibility of long-term investments in road mentioned in the management documents, such as biodiversity infrastructure and by the International Monetary Fund for protection, carbon sequestration, and nontimber forest product copper and gold mines in the DRC NRGI However, to NTFP harvesting, but they are not quantified.
In both cases, these activities do not represent a We bring together the main elements needed to implement the source of additional income according to these populations, financial CBAs at the two sites, namely a list of activities either because the LCFC will not add value to the current practice generating financial benefits from the use of forest resources, an of harvesting NTFPs, or because there is virtually no operational assessment of the cost of creating a LCFC, and quantification of scheme of payment for environmental services for the benefit of the financial benefits and costs associated with managing the communities in the DRC.
The choice of these activities seemed LCFC. These three activities are familiar to local populations lines , and those that combined these two characteristics boxes and they have been conducted extensively and informally, marked out in squares. Communities were also aware of the modify the result, because the NPVs remains negative in all cases longer distances and time they had to spend in conducting Table 4. For instance, although in the communities hunting used to take place between Table 2.
Financial cost-benefit analysis for the Lolwa local 3. Similar increments were reported for charcoal making, logging, and agriculture. Net benefits , 28, 35, 39, 46, Table 1 summarizes the total cost of creating these two LCFCs, Net Present , Value compiling the actual expenditures at the sites and the additional expenditure required to meet current regulations.
Table 1. Cost of creating the local community forest CF Table 3. Financial cost-benefit analysis for the Uma local concession at the two pilot sites.
Sensitivity analysis with a change of discount rate. On the one hand, the cost of creating the LCFC scenarios for the use of LCFC resources over the coming five contributed very significantly to the total cost of managing a years and to quantify the respective costs and financial benefits LCFC.
On the other hand, the production activities planned in the LCFCs had low or even sometimes negative profit In neither case was LCFC management cost-effective to the rates, which partly resulted from the substantial cost of community from a financial point of view because the net present formalizing small-scale production activities in the DRC.
The cost value was negative. A bottom-up approach that takes into account because the cost of legal hunting remains limited and because the needs, wishes and current realities of communities can lead most of the time spent hunting is not paid for.
But it is mainly the to better designed support systems than those brought in from production of firewood that presents a high NPV in Lolwa, which outside Malla et al. It is also crucial to know The DRC is in the start-up phase of community forestry, which whether the forest management scenario is actually beneficial for partly explains the difficulties encountered in setting up LCFCs the communities and to select the most profitable options.
In the and the costs associated with this approach. However, both case two case studies, the financial return of each productive activity studies showed that the current community forestry approach is varies according to the natural and socioeconomic contexts, failing financially, which will prevent real ownership of the scheme although the cost of formalization remains an overall issue for by rural populations.
Two avenues are discussed to increase the small-scale rural businesses, as observed by Anderson et al. On in Cameroon, Indonesia, and Nepal. On the other hand, the complexity and formal cost of timber exploitation, summarized by Humphries et al.
There are several reasons for this difference. Second, several of these evaluations combine farming activities. Finally, most of these studies do not take into account by trees or shrubs capable of providing forest products, sheltering the costs of the CF creation since they are generally covered by wildlife, and having a direct or indirect effect on the soil, climate, funding from outside the communities.
This therefore However, three lessons can be drawn to make community forestry excludes agricultural landscapes, even if the definition of forest a financially viable option for communities. First of all, there is may include agroforestry systems or savannahs.
Still, community forestry is therefore only complex bureaucratic systems Humphries et al. Other pro-poor activities, such as the improvement for communities. Second, it is crucial to analyze how local and intensification of agricultural practices, can be supported by productive systems can be integrated into sustainable and rural development actions, without the need to follow the complex lucrative value chains Ezzine de Blas et al. Third, the process of securing forest space by setting up a LCFC.
But, as illustrated by our case studies, a common conducted an ex ante financial analysis. Similarly, the community difficulty with current CBFM initiatives in the DRC is relying on forestry support tools package developed in by international an ideal vision of what LCFCs could achieve and not on the actual and national NGOs, in collaboration with the DRC Ministry of practices of the local population.
In contrast to the Cameroonian Environment and Sustainable Development, does not contain any experiments in which timber logging is the priority issue, most financial analysis module. However, its overall Central Africa where these economic benefits have been converted impact on local livelihoods will be limited as long as communities in monetarized rewards for community Maniatis et al.
This Despite the prevalent rhetoric of community empowerment and cost is now almost entirely borne by external funders in the DRC participation, community forestry is often promoted in a top- Bauer This purpose cannot be The cost of setting up and operating a LCFC is largely attributable forgotten, especially in rural areas where development options are to the various committees set up in the community to manage this scarce for local populations.
It is high time to consider LCFCs as system: a committee of the elders, a community assembly, a investment projects for the benefit of communities, if we want to management committee, a monitoring and control committee. These regulatory provisions are generally justified by the will to Responses to this article can be read online at: limit the risks of abuse by traditional chiefs Vermeulen et al.
We are also indebted to the represent a kind of supply-without-demand: the governance gap communities of Uma and Lolwa for their availability and the time that the CBFM project seeks to fill is not necessarily experienced devoted to our surveys.
Lastly, we thank two anonymous reviewers as such by the population, especially if its content is not consistent for their comments on the first version of this article. Congolese regulations may have been too prescriptive in imposing these various committees and their operating procedures. Banque criteria for implementing them. Anderson, J. Mehta, E. Epelu, and B. Forest Policy and decade before recent regulations set out more precise conditions Economics Eba'a Atyi, G.
Lescuyer, and A. CBFM by most of the literature on this subject. First, CFs are Wardell. Sustainable forest management based on state usually considered as an option to secure rural areas for the benefit practice in Central Africa countries. CBFM initiatives is also to more effectively recognize knowledge and customary rights, which is presumably needed for sustainable Baynes, J. Herbohn, C. This washed with waterfor injections and heated in a hot air oven dose is the low dose!
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