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This infobrief presents some lessons learned from past or ongoing processes of formalization. They are derived from five case studies and a synthesis report conducted to bring lessons from the mining, fisheries, non-timber forest product and land sectors (International Peace Information Service 2012; McGrath 2012; Peluso et al. 2012; Spiegel 2012; Wynberg et al. 2012; Putzel et al. 2014, available at www.cifor.org/pro-formal). The explicit goals of formalization in these case studies show many similarities with the processes that, results indicate, will need to be started in VPA countries: resource conservation and management, local rights to use and access resources, and conflict resolution, among others. For this reason, a list of actual or potential benefits and risks associated with formalization is presented below.

Policy options for improved integration of domestic timber markets under the voluntary partnership agreement (VPA) regime: Lessons from formalization case studies