Publication
Jul 2011
This paper examines the experience and lessons of Tanzania's Mama Misitu Campaign for the promotion of better forest governance. Social accountability can improve forest governance where it changes cost-benefit perceptions on illegal logging. But civil society communications and the use of evidence must be politically aware and targeted to build strategic alliances with a range of actors from public and private spheres. Attention must also be paid to the enabling (and empowering) potential of the relevant governance framework – such as Participatory Forest Management in Tanzania.
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Author | Pilar Domingo, Daniel Harris, Cassian Sianga, Enock Chengullah, Calyst Basil Kavishe |
Series | ODI Briefing Papers |
Issue | 57 |
Publisher | Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) |
Copyright | © 2011 Overseas Development Institute (ODI) |