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What is a National Forest Programme (NFP)?

What is a National Forest Programme (NFP)?.

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What is a National Forest Programme (NFP)?

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  1. What is a National Forest Programme (NFP)? The expression “national forest programme” designates the wide range of approaches to the process of planning, programming and implementation of forest activities in a country to be applied at national and sub-national levels, based on a common set of guiding principles. The purpose of the national forest programmes is to establish a workable social and political framework for the conservation, management and sustainable development of all types of forests, which in turn will increase the effectiveness and efficiency of public and private operational and funding commitments. National forest programmes require a broad inter-sectoral approach at all stages, including the formulation of policies, strategies and courses of action, as well as their implementation, monitoring and evaluation.

  2. Main Elements of National Forest Programmes • National Forest Statement • Sector Review • Policy, Legislative and Institutional Reform • Strategy Development • Action Plan • Investment Programme • Capacity Building Programme • Monitoring and Evaluation System • Co-ordination and Participatory Mechanisms, including Conflict-Resolution Schemes

  3. BASIC PRINCIPLES • Sustainability of Forest Development • National Sovereignty and Country Leadership • Partnership • Participation • Holistic and Inter-sectoral Approach • A Long-Term Iterative Process • Capacity Building • Policy and Institutional Reforms • Consistency with the National Policy Framework and Global Initiatives • Raising Awareness • National Policy Commitment • International Commitment

  4. Organization of Process

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