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The Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) receives its major funding from governments, international development organizations, private foundations and regional organizations. POLEX, the Forest Policy Experts listserv, provides short summaries of recent research about forest issues, highlighting their significance for policy. POLEX messages are sent to nearly 12,000 people around the world once or twice a month. The subscribers to the listserv include many of the world's influential policymakers, opinion leaders and researchers concerned with forests, forest policy and conservation. The messages are written in a journalistic style, presenting short summaries of recent research about policies affecting forests. Since 1997, when the service began, over 150 POLEX messages have been circulated. Approximately half of the POLEX messages are based on research by CIFOR and its collaborators, the rest on research by scientists working in a multitude of other organizations around the world. How is the POLEX message service perceived? How useful is it? Does it help shape opinions among its readers? What do readers like about POLEX and what could be improved? These initial questions motivated a global in-depth evaluation of POLEX's effectiveness, influence and impact. The aim of the study was to help improve the service provided to POLEX readers, to understand how and when POLEX messages are used, and the significance of that use. Information was canvassed from featured authors and four of the five POLEX language lists (English, French, Spanish and Japanese). Additional telephone interviews were conducted with key informants all selected as being highly influential and respected internationally in forest policy, development or research. This report summarizes the findings from this work. Separate reports are available for each of the POLEX surveys conducted.

An evaluation of POLEX (CIFOR&#146;s Forest Policy Experts Listserv): targeting key forest agenda-setters

An evaluation of POLEX (CIFORs Forest Policy Experts Listserv): targeting key forest agenda-setters