Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies
Participatory approaches to natural resource management and development have become widely accepted as the most effective instruments for achieving sustainable resource management particularly in the developing nations. This paper presents a participatory modeling framework that is consistent with p...
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United States Department of Agriculture
2005
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| author | Mendoza, G.A. Prabhu, Ravi |
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| description | Participatory approaches to natural resource management and development have become widely accepted as the most effective instruments for achieving sustainable resource management particularly in the developing nations. This paper presents a participatory modeling framework that is consistent with participatory method of assessing sustainable forest management. Under this participatory modeling framework, a number of techniques have been developed aimed at: 1) communicating the concept of sustainable forestry to local communities, 2) soliciting direct input and active participation of local communities in the planning and decision-making process, and 3) seeking active involvement of local stakeholders in the formulation of the models and in their implementation for generating strategies and action plans. These models include: multi-criteria analysis, cognitive mapping, qualitative, and quantitative system dynamics. The models can be stand-alone models, or they can be combined together to constitute a more robust and flexible planning framework. These models have been applied to a number of case studies in the Philippines, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Ontario, Canada. Experiences and lessons learned from a selected set of applications are described in the paper. |
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| spelling | CGSpace192432025-01-24T14:19:57Z Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies Mendoza, G.A. Prabhu, Ravi conferences forest management sustainability assessment participation models techniques Participatory approaches to natural resource management and development have become widely accepted as the most effective instruments for achieving sustainable resource management particularly in the developing nations. This paper presents a participatory modeling framework that is consistent with participatory method of assessing sustainable forest management. Under this participatory modeling framework, a number of techniques have been developed aimed at: 1) communicating the concept of sustainable forestry to local communities, 2) soliciting direct input and active participation of local communities in the planning and decision-making process, and 3) seeking active involvement of local stakeholders in the formulation of the models and in their implementation for generating strategies and action plans. These models include: multi-criteria analysis, cognitive mapping, qualitative, and quantitative system dynamics. The models can be stand-alone models, or they can be combined together to constitute a more robust and flexible planning framework. These models have been applied to a number of case studies in the Philippines, Indonesia, Zimbabwe, and Ontario, Canada. Experiences and lessons learned from a selected set of applications are described in the paper. 2005 2012-06-04T09:09:15Z 2012-06-04T09:09:15Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/19243 en United States Department of Agriculture Mendoza, G.A., Prabhu, R. 2005. Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies . General Technical Report No.PNW-GTR-000. In: Bevers, Michael and Barrett, Tara M. (comps.). System analysis in forest resources: proceedings of the 2003 symposium, October 7-9, Stevenson,WA.. :49-57. Portland, OR, USA, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Research Station. |
| spellingShingle | conferences forest management sustainability assessment participation models techniques Mendoza, G.A. Prabhu, Ravi Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| title | Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| title_full | Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| title_fullStr | Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| title_short | Participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management: experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| title_sort | participatory modeling and analysis of sustainable forest management experiences and lessons learned from case studies |
| topic | conferences forest management sustainability assessment participation models techniques |
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