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Worldwide, interest is increasing in decentralized governance and management of forest resources. More than three quarters of developing countries and nations in transition are in the midst of experimenting with decentralization of their governments. Decentralized governance in general and in the forestry sector in particular is thought to lead to better forest management outcomes and therefore to an enhanced contribution of forests to sustainable and equitable livelihoods to a nation’s citizens.

Forest governance in countries with federal systems of government: lessons for decentralization