Deforestation-Free Policies and Smallholder Engagement
Exploring the complexities of deforestation-free policies and their impact on smallholders, this content delves into the considerations of burden versus boon, the importance of prioritizing smallholder engagement, and the significance of involving appropriate stakeholders to address land permit regulations and tenure resolutions.
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COMMUNITY ISSUES & IMPACT ON SMALLHOLDERS
What is deforestationfree? The question is not only about burden or boon; it is about rights. For some groups, it is a burden because other non-forest economic opportunities are more promising. For some groups, it is a boon because they still need the forest, for example if it is the only source of livelihoods they have had.
Smallholders should be subject to corporate deforestation-free policies, but their engagement should be prioritized from the earliest phase of the permit process. Partnerships are important
Preventing change the regulation of land permits & land tenure Resolving engage the most appropriate stakeholders (e.g., chief of adat - not only the formal administrative leader)
