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National Forest Funds: mechanisms adapted to today's challenges Overview of the situation of 4 Southern and Eastern Mediterranean countries: Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey

National Forest Funds: mechanisms adapted to today's challenges Overview of the situation of 4 Southern and Eastern Mediterranean countries: Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey

National Forest Funds: mechanisms adapted to today's challenges Overview of the situation of 4 Southern and Eastern Mediterranean countries: Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey
Année : 2016
Auteur(s) : MAIRE M., MATTA R., BABA D., BASSIL M., BELEN I., JARRADI S.
Référence : T. XXXVII, n°3, 2016, pp. 237-246.
Mots-clés : LIBAN, MAROC, TUNISIE, TURQUIE

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National Forest Funds (NFFs) are mechanisms that could be adapted to address today's many challenges: their role as funding instruments, they can also act as catalysts to harness international funding such as the REDD+. If properly set, an NFF can also be an efficient tool to rationalize the use of these funds in a context of good governance and to ensure, for example, a redistribution to environmental service providers such as through payments for ecosystem services. Well equipped to deal with global changes, such as increasing anthropogenic stress with poverty in Southern and Eastern Mediterranean countries, which increase wooded areas degradation and withering and desertification due to climate change. An overview of the situation of 4 Southern and Eastern Mediterranean countries (Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey) was compiled in order to take stock of the context and of the purpose of the implementation or the reinforcement of a national forest fund in terms of development opportunities, structuring, cross sectoral approach, objectives and schedule.

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