Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform

From 1999, China launched the Conversion of Cropland to Forest Program, an expansive forest landscape restoration project engaging 17% of the rural population in tree planting and management on ca. 30 million ha of degraded land and farmland in vulnerable watersheds. We describe the emergence of inn...

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Main Authors: Zhang, Kun., Putzel, L.
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: Elsevier 2016
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/94884
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description From 1999, China launched the Conversion of Cropland to Forest Program, an expansive forest landscape restoration project engaging 17% of the rural population in tree planting and management on ca. 30 million ha of degraded land and farmland in vulnerable watersheds. We describe the emergence of innovative institutions, horizontally and vertically networked from central to village government scales, articulating forestry with planning, finance, land, agriculture and water sectors. Compensation to participating households in grain was replaced by direct electronic cash transfers, promoting household fiscal modernization and inclusive finance. Compensation based on the area of household forest plots has reinforced tenure reforms and associated certifications.
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spelling CGSpace948842025-09-25T13:01:45Z Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform Zhang, Kun. Putzel, L. land tenure ecological restoration ecosystem services financial policy landscape conservation household consumption From 1999, China launched the Conversion of Cropland to Forest Program, an expansive forest landscape restoration project engaging 17% of the rural population in tree planting and management on ca. 30 million ha of degraded land and farmland in vulnerable watersheds. We describe the emergence of innovative institutions, horizontally and vertically networked from central to village government scales, articulating forestry with planning, finance, land, agriculture and water sectors. Compensation to participating households in grain was replaced by direct electronic cash transfers, promoting household fiscal modernization and inclusive finance. Compensation based on the area of household forest plots has reinforced tenure reforms and associated certifications. 2016-09 2018-07-03T11:02:00Z 2018-07-03T11:02:00Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/94884 en Open Access Elsevier Zhang, Kun., Putzel, L.. 2016. Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China : Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform. World Development Perspectives, 3 : 18-21. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wdp.2016.11.002
spellingShingle land tenure
ecological restoration
ecosystem services
financial policy
landscape conservation
household consumption
Zhang, Kun.
Putzel, L.
Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
title Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
title_full Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
title_fullStr Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
title_full_unstemmed Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
title_short Institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in China: Multi-scale cross-sector networking, household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
title_sort institutional innovation and forest landscape restoration in china multi scale cross sector networking household fiscal modernization and tenure reform
topic land tenure
ecological restoration
ecosystem services
financial policy
landscape conservation
household consumption
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/94884
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