Forest Sector Reform in Central Asia: Promoting Sustainable Development
Explore Marat Asanaliev's work in the forest sector reform in Central Asia, focusing on sustainable land use and economic development. Learn about the innovative mechanisms and piloting processes aimed at enhancing ecological functions and economic benefits of forests, amidst challenges like population growth and climate change.
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Marat ASANALIEV German Federal Enterprise for International German Federal Enterprise for International Cooperation (GIZ) Cooperation (GIZ) Regional Regional Programme for Sustainable Programme for Sustainable and Land Land- -Use Use for Economic Development in Central for Economic Development in Central Asia and Climate Sensitive Climate Sensitive Asia Bishkek Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan , Kyrgyzstan marat.asanaliev@giz.de IPROMO Bioeconomy in mountain areas an opportunity for local development Pieve Tesino /Ormea 18 June -02 July 2018
Kyrgyzstan: Geographic Location Kyrgyzstan: Geographic Location
Education Master in Public Policy, The National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies. Tokyo, Japan. 2009 Employment and Main Activities Coordinator Piloting of the Forest Sector Reform Project manage project activities on forest sector reform and related land-use issues; maintain policy dialogue with national counterpart; coordination with development partners active in forest sector; ensure up/out-scaling of the forest piloting lessons learnt to facilitate 12 mio investment project;
Volunteer Activity, Hobbies Kyrgyz People public foundation Fishing, Mushroom Picking, Traditional bow
Forest Sector Reform Why? population dependent on forests & pastures resources; sustainable use of resources under great threat: - population & livestock numbers increase - ineffective management and - climate change challenges. So, there is a need for reform: - gradual transition to innovative and adapted principles; to - increase total forest area; - foster ecological functions and economic benefits; Key elements of the reform: decentralization and partnership
Piloting of Forest Piloting of Forest Sector Sector Reform is Process of: Reform is Process of: testing innovative mechanisms of decentralized and participatory management followed by comprehensive analysis involving local communities, authorities and private sector; joint development of forestry reform policy document at national level based on piloting experiences; Government - lead, Development partners - support;
Piloting - Levels National: Coordination and Consultative Council Local: Joint Forest Management Councils of 6 pilot forest management units (FMU) Roles: CCC : coordination, monitoring and evaluation of FMU plans, documentation of lessons learnt. FMUs: focus on management functions, promote partnership and cooperation, transfer of economic functions, elaborate participatory operational mgmt plans. JFMCs: exchange of information, discussion, monitoring of activities; grievance mechanism, ensuring transparency and accountability of forest management decisions.
