Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research
Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) research projects attempt to achieve impact by promoting the uptake of research findings across differing ‘impact pathways’. Some CIFOR research outputs are tailored to specific local situations, however many more research outputs are intended to be...
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| description | Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) research projects attempt to achieve impact by promoting the uptake of research findings across differing ‘impact pathways’. Some CIFOR research outputs are tailored to specific local situations, however many more research outputs are intended to be of international relevance and are often widely disseminated. This paper summarises literature on the influence of research on policy, highlights key organizations that act to shape the international forest agenda and explores the nature and significance of citations, and other bibliographic information as evidence of research influence on policy. Two broad, and partially overlapping, policy impact pathways are examined: 1.) research influence on organizations responsible for major financial flows to forest-related development assistance; 2.) research influence on the key organizations that help shape the global forest agenda. Evidence of CIFOR influence on important international policy actors and policy processes is drawn from bibliographic analysis (citations, acknowledgements and author contributions) in the 309 important forest-related policy documents examined. The findings highlight the success CIFOR has achieved in shaping the views and actions of influential organizations and actors at the international level including the World Bank, FAO and the CBD. |
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| spelling | CGSpace192962025-01-24T14:20:52Z Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research Spilsbury, M.J. Bose, P. research forestry policies impact bibliometric research support organizations Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) research projects attempt to achieve impact by promoting the uptake of research findings across differing ‘impact pathways’. Some CIFOR research outputs are tailored to specific local situations, however many more research outputs are intended to be of international relevance and are often widely disseminated. This paper summarises literature on the influence of research on policy, highlights key organizations that act to shape the international forest agenda and explores the nature and significance of citations, and other bibliographic information as evidence of research influence on policy. Two broad, and partially overlapping, policy impact pathways are examined: 1.) research influence on organizations responsible for major financial flows to forest-related development assistance; 2.) research influence on the key organizations that help shape the global forest agenda. Evidence of CIFOR influence on important international policy actors and policy processes is drawn from bibliographic analysis (citations, acknowledgements and author contributions) in the 309 important forest-related policy documents examined. The findings highlight the success CIFOR has achieved in shaping the views and actions of influential organizations and actors at the international level including the World Bank, FAO and the CBD. 2005 2012-06-04T09:09:18Z 2012-06-04T09:09:18Z Book https://hdl.handle.net/10568/19296 en Center for International Forestry Research Spilsbury, M.J., Bose, P. 2005. Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research . Impact Assessment Papers Bogor, Indonesia, CIFOR. 53p. |
| spellingShingle | research forestry policies impact bibliometric research support organizations Spilsbury, M.J. Bose, P. Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research |
| title | Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research |
| title_full | Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research |
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| title_short | Influencing the global forest policy agenda: an evaluation of CIFOR's research |
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