the impact of land relations on the role of communities in forest future Wily, Liz. creator Mbaya, Sue. IUCN Eastern Africa Programme text Nairobi, Kenya IUCN Eastern Africa Regional Office 2001 monographic x, 313 p. ; 26 cm. Machine generated contents note: INTRODUCTION THE APPROACH THE STUDY AREA THE SUBJECT THE HYPOTHESIS THE STUDY A Guide to Basic Tenure Terms PART 1: THE SETTING Chapter One: FORESTS & COMMUNITIES I. THE RESOURCE AND ITS MANAGEMENT 1 FORESTS 2 MANAGEMENT STRATEGY 3 INSTRUMENTS OF AUTHORITY 4 FOREST REFORM II. CURRENT COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN FOREST MANAGEMENT 1 FOREST-LOCAL COMMUNITY 2 DIVERSE PARTICIPATION 3 COUNTRY OVERVIEWS 4 INDICATORS FROM THE TANZANIAN EXPERIENCE 5 USERS OR MANAGERS, BENEFICIARIES OR ACTORS? Chapter Two: THE TENURE ENVIRONMENT I. LAND RIGHTS AND THE LAW 1 THE CHANGING CONTEXT OF LAND RIGHTS 2 THE RIGHT TO LAND 3 THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK II. LAND REFORM 1 PROMPTS TO REFORM 2 THE PROCESS OF REFORM 3 THE CHANGING SUBSTANCE OF LAND RIGHTS 4 DEMOCRATISING TENURE ADMINISTRATION 5 DEMOCRATISING LAND DISPUTE RESOLUTION PART 2: DISCUSSION Chapter Three: TENURE CONSTRAINTS & OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN FOREST MANAGEMENT I. CONSTRAINTS 1 IMBALANCE IN STATE-PEOPLE LAND RELATIONS 2 A HISTORY OF EXAGGERATED RIGHTS TO APPROPRIATE LAND 3 SUBORDINATION OF RIGHTS THROUGH THE GOVERNMENT LAND CONSTRUCT 4 YET MORE SUBORDINATION OF RIGHTS IN VIRTUAL GOVERNMENT LANDS 5 THE DRIVE TO REPLACE CUSTOMARY RIGHTS II. OPPORTUNITIES 1 CHANGING LEGAL ATTITUDES TO CUSTOMARY RIGHTS 2 LEGALISING CUSTOMARY TENURE 3 RECONSTRUCTING CUSTOMARY TENURE AS COMMUNITY-BASED TENURE 4 THE CRITICAL NEW OPPORTUNITY: RECOGNITION OF COMMON PROPERTY RIGHTS 5 PROVIDING FOR BUNDLES OF RIGHTS IN THE SAME LAND Chapter Four: FOREST-RELATED CONSTRAINTS & OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN MANAGEMENT I. CONSTRAINTS & OPPORTUNITIES 1 THE DISPOSSESSORY EFFECTS OF RESERVATION 2 ACTING TO RE-SECURE FORESTS 3 PROMPTING REVIEW OF STATE TENURE 4 REVISING THE PROCESS OF REVOCATION. 5 REVISING THE PROCESS OF CREATING GOVERNMENT RESERVES 6 RECONSTRUCTING RESERVES II. REALISING NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW FOREST LAW COMMUNITIES AS FOREST OWNERS & FOREST MANAGERS 1 TANZANIA 2 ZANZIBAR 3 LESOTHO 4 MALAWI 5 ZAMBIA 6 NAMIBIA 7 SOUTH AFRICA 8 ZIMBABWE 9 MOZAMBIQUE 10 UGANDA 11 KENYA. 12 ETHIOPIA Chapter Five: CONCLUSION THE CONSTITUTION OF COMMUNITY - THE ULTIMATE ISSUE 1 WHO OWNS FORESTS? 2 THE IMPACT OF NEW LAND LAW ON COMMUNITY FOREST RIGHTS 3 COMMUNITIES AS FOREST MANAGERS 4 THE POSITION OF COMMUNITY IN RESOURCE GOVERNANCE ANNEX A: Summary of Content of Four New Forests Laws ANNEX B: Examples of Community Involvement in Forest Management in Eastern & Southern Africa ANNEX C (1): Constitutional Clauses on Property ANNEX C (2): Losing Rights Through Constitutional Amendments. A Note on the Zimbabwe Case ANNEX D: Overviews of Land Reform in Eastern & Southern Africa ANNEX E: Objectives, Milestones and Public Participation in Land Reform Processes, and Certificates now obtainable for Land ANNEX F: Conditions, Sales and Non-Citizen Rights to Land ANNEX H: Reconstructing Pastoral Tenure. by Liz Alden Wily and Sue Mbaya. "January 2001." "IUCN Eastern Africa Programme"--Cover. Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-243). fs----- Land use Africa, Southern Planning Forest policy Africa, Southern SD416.3 W5 2001 2831705991 2001312777 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy033/2001312777.html http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy033/2001312777.html UOEL 000 20170719164027.0 000