Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda

Policymakers should recognise the size and value of the woodfuel sector and its importance to many people. Harvesters and producers need better access to trees and land to promote better management and reduce conflicts. The tax system for woodfuel should be revised to be transparent and pragmatic. W...

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Autores principales: Schure, J., Ingram, V.J., Marien, J., Nasi, Robert, Dubiez, E.
Formato: Brief
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Center for International Forestry Research 2011
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/21004
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author Schure, J.
Ingram, V.J.
Marien, J.
Nasi, Robert
Dubiez, E.
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Marien, J.
Nasi, Robert
Schure, J.
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Marien, J.
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description Policymakers should recognise the size and value of the woodfuel sector and its importance to many people. Harvesters and producers need better access to trees and land to promote better management and reduce conflicts. The tax system for woodfuel should be revised to be transparent and pragmatic. Woodfuel from plantation forests and agroforestry should be favoured over woodfuel from valuable or threatened tree species. More attention should be paid to energy-efficient charcoal kilns and cooking stoves, as well as activities to promote their use. Management options that combine agroforestry, plantations and improving energy efficiency need collaboration from different sectors: energy, forest, land-use planning and agriculture.
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spelling CGSpace210042025-01-24T14:12:54Z Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda Schure, J. Ingram, V.J. Marien, J. Nasi, Robert Dubiez, E. timber production timber trade forestry policies law Policymakers should recognise the size and value of the woodfuel sector and its importance to many people. Harvesters and producers need better access to trees and land to promote better management and reduce conflicts. The tax system for woodfuel should be revised to be transparent and pragmatic. Woodfuel from plantation forests and agroforestry should be favoured over woodfuel from valuable or threatened tree species. More attention should be paid to energy-efficient charcoal kilns and cooking stoves, as well as activities to promote their use. Management options that combine agroforestry, plantations and improving energy efficiency need collaboration from different sectors: energy, forest, land-use planning and agriculture. 2011 2012-06-04T09:15:24Z 2012-06-04T09:15:24Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/21004 en Open Access Center for International Forestry Research Schure, J., Ingram, V., Marien, J., Nasi, R., Dubiez, E. 2011. Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda . CIFOR Brief No.7. Bogor, Indonesia, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR). 4p.
spellingShingle timber production
timber trade
forestry policies
law
Schure, J.
Ingram, V.J.
Marien, J.
Nasi, Robert
Dubiez, E.
Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
title Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
title_full Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
title_fullStr Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
title_full_unstemmed Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
title_short Woodfuel for urban centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: The number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
title_sort woodfuel for urban centres in the democratic republic of congo the number one energy and forest product returns to the policy agenda
topic timber production
timber trade
forestry policies
law
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/21004
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