Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance
In this report, the authors study the experiences and lessons learned on the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to promote good forest governance, and identify ways modern technology can be applied to meet the challenges of impro...
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ACCESS TO COMPUTERS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACCESS TO NETWORKS ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY ACTION PLAN ADVERTISING APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY ATTRIBUTES AUCTION AUCTION SYSTEM AUCTIONS BACK OFFICE BACKBONE BASIC BROADBAND BROADBAND CONNECTION BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS PROCESSES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CELL PHONE CELL PHONES CODING COMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPUTERIZATION CONNECTIVITY CUSTOMER BASE CUSTOMS DATA COLLECTION DATA SECURITY DATA STRUCTURES DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE DEVELOPMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT DIGITAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT DIGITAL ASSISTANTS DIGITAL DIVIDE DIGITAL FORMAT DIGITIZATION E-DEVELOPMENT E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT E-READINESS E-SERVICES E-STRATEGIES ELECTRICITY ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS ELITES END USERS END-USER ENTRY POINTS FINANCIAL BENEFITS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FLOW OF INFORMATION FRONT OFFICE FUNCTIONALITY GENERAL PUBLIC GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT POLICIES GOVERNMENT SERVICES GPS HANDHELD COMPUTERS HARDWARE HUMAN CAPACITIES HUMAN CAPACITY ICT ID IMAGES IMAGING INFORMATION NETWORK INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION SERVICES INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SOCIETY INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE INTERCONNECTIVITY INTERFACES INTERNATIONAL POLICY INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNET APPLICATIONS INTERNET SERVICES INVENTION INVENTORIES INVENTORY IT SERVICES IVR KIOSKS KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAW ENFORCEMENT LEGAL INFRASTRUCTURE LEGAL SYSTEMS LICENSES LITERACY LITERACY RATES MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET ACCESS MARKET DEMAND MARKET PRICE MARKET PRICES MARKETING MATERIAL MEDIA MEDICINE MESSAGING MIDDLEMEN MOBILE DEVICES MOBILE NETWORKS MOBILE PHONE MOBILE PHONES MOBILE SERVICES MOBILE TELEPHONE MOBILE TELEPHONY MONITORS NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKING NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS PC PDA PDAS PERSONAL COMPUTER PERSONAL COMPUTERS PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT PHOTO PILOT PROJECTS POLITICAL STRUCTURES POLITICAL WILL PRICE INFORMATION PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE SECTORS PROCESS INFORMATION PROCUREMENT PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS RADIO RADIO FREQUENCY RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION REAL TIME REGULATORY SYSTEM RESULT RFID RURAL ACCESS RURAL ENTREPRENEURS SALES TRANSACTIONS SAN SATELLITE SERVERS SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE PROVIDERS SITES SMART CARDS SMART PHONES SOLAR PANELS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL RESOURCE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT TELECENTERS TELECOM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE TELEPHONE LINES TELEPHONE SERVICES TELEPHONE TECHNOLOGY TRACKING SYSTEM TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION USER USER INTERFACES USERS USES VERIFICATION VIDEO VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL VOIP WEB WEB SITE WEB SITES WIFI WIRELESS WIRELESS APPLICATION PROTOCOL WIRELESS SERVICES |
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ACCESS TO COMPUTERS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACCESS TO NETWORKS ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY ACTION PLAN ADVERTISING APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY ATTRIBUTES AUCTION AUCTION SYSTEM AUCTIONS BACK OFFICE BACKBONE BASIC BROADBAND BROADBAND CONNECTION BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS PROCESSES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CELL PHONE CELL PHONES CODING COMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPUTERIZATION CONNECTIVITY CUSTOMER BASE CUSTOMS DATA COLLECTION DATA SECURITY DATA STRUCTURES DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE DEVELOPMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT DIGITAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT DIGITAL ASSISTANTS DIGITAL DIVIDE DIGITAL FORMAT DIGITIZATION E-DEVELOPMENT E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT E-READINESS E-SERVICES E-STRATEGIES ELECTRICITY ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS ELITES END USERS END-USER ENTRY POINTS FINANCIAL BENEFITS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FLOW OF INFORMATION FRONT OFFICE FUNCTIONALITY GENERAL PUBLIC GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT POLICIES GOVERNMENT SERVICES GPS HANDHELD COMPUTERS HARDWARE HUMAN CAPACITIES HUMAN CAPACITY ICT ID IMAGES IMAGING INFORMATION NETWORK INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION SERVICES INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SOCIETY INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE INTERCONNECTIVITY INTERFACES INTERNATIONAL POLICY INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNET APPLICATIONS INTERNET SERVICES INVENTION INVENTORIES INVENTORY IT SERVICES IVR KIOSKS KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAW ENFORCEMENT LEGAL INFRASTRUCTURE LEGAL SYSTEMS LICENSES LITERACY LITERACY RATES MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET ACCESS MARKET DEMAND MARKET PRICE MARKET PRICES MARKETING MATERIAL MEDIA MEDICINE MESSAGING MIDDLEMEN MOBILE DEVICES MOBILE NETWORKS MOBILE PHONE MOBILE PHONES MOBILE SERVICES MOBILE TELEPHONE MOBILE TELEPHONY MONITORS NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKING NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS PC PDA PDAS PERSONAL COMPUTER PERSONAL COMPUTERS PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT PHOTO PILOT PROJECTS POLITICAL STRUCTURES POLITICAL WILL PRICE INFORMATION PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE SECTORS PROCESS INFORMATION PROCUREMENT PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS RADIO RADIO FREQUENCY RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION REAL TIME REGULATORY SYSTEM RESULT RFID RURAL ACCESS RURAL ENTREPRENEURS SALES TRANSACTIONS SAN SATELLITE SERVERS SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE PROVIDERS SITES SMART CARDS SMART PHONES SOLAR PANELS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL RESOURCE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT TELECENTERS TELECOM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE TELEPHONE LINES TELEPHONE SERVICES TELEPHONE TECHNOLOGY TRACKING SYSTEM TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION USER USER INTERFACES USERS USES VERIFICATION VIDEO VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL VOIP WEB WEB SITE WEB SITES WIFI WIRELESS WIRELESS APPLICATION PROTOCOL WIRELESS SERVICES Castrén, Tuukka Pillai, Madhavi Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance |
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Program on Forests (PROFOR); |
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In this report, the authors study the
experiences and lessons learned on the use of Information
and Communication Technology (ICT) to promote good forest
governance, and identify ways modern technology can be
applied to meet the challenges of improving forest
governance and achieving sustainable forest management. The
authors believe that countries and their development
partners can make their forest governance reforms more
effective and inclusive through the use of information
management and technology. The main focus in the report is
on institutions how they interact with stakeholders and how
their performance can be strengthened. The authors are
trying to fill the gap in which experiences from various
forest governance pilots are not widely shared. They do not
cover forest inventories or technical resource assessment;
extensive literature on these topics is available from
various national and international research institutions and
the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). They do not
present all possibilities and current uses of ICT in forest
governance. Their goal is to demonstrate the range and
diversity of approaches, and the feasibility of using
technology to promote forest governance. The report covers
both 'small' and 'big' ICT. Small and
more affordable ICT applications are often based on consumer
devices for which the underlying technology is available
ready-made from commercial sources. These devices can be
used to interact with the public and in professional
applications. The big ICT dimension includes professional
applications that are tailor-made and often system-based and
expensive. The report does not try to provide solutions for
specific problems, but it demonstrates the extent to which
information management is an essential part of sector
reform. Development professionals dealing with forest
governance can use their findings in consultations with
partner countries and to help plan interventions. The report
begins with a discussion of recent developments in the
governance discourse to set the stage and show how the
definition of forest governance has evolved. The authors
then describe recent developments in access to ICT services,
particularly in rural areas, and how information is used in
the forest sector. There has been much concern about
in-country digital divides; while they still exist, the past
few years have seen an unprecedented increase in access to
technology in rural areas. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Institutional and Governance Review (IGR) |
| author |
Castrén, Tuukka Pillai, Madhavi |
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Castrén, Tuukka Pillai, Madhavi |
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Castrén, Tuukka |
| title |
Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance |
| title_short |
Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance |
| title_full |
Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance |
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Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance |
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Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance |
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forest governance 2.0 : a primer on icts and governance |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/07/14971459/forest-governance-20-primer-icts-governance http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17243 |
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okr-10986-172432021-04-23T14:03:37Z Forest Governance 2.0 : A Primer on ICTs and Governance Castrén, Tuukka Pillai, Madhavi ACCESS TO COMPUTERS ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACCESS TO NETWORKS ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY ACTION PLAN ADVERTISING APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY ATTRIBUTES AUCTION AUCTION SYSTEM AUCTIONS BACK OFFICE BACKBONE BASIC BROADBAND BROADBAND CONNECTION BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS PROCESSES BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPACITY BUILDING CELL PHONE CELL PHONES CODING COMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITIES COMPONENTS COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPUTERIZATION CONNECTIVITY CUSTOMER BASE CUSTOMS DATA COLLECTION DATA SECURITY DATA STRUCTURES DECISION MAKING DECISION-MAKING DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE DEVELOPMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT DIGITAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT DIGITAL ASSISTANTS DIGITAL DIVIDE DIGITAL FORMAT DIGITIZATION E-DEVELOPMENT E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT E-READINESS E-SERVICES E-STRATEGIES ELECTRICITY ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS ELITES END USERS END-USER ENTRY POINTS FINANCIAL BENEFITS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FLOW OF INFORMATION FRONT OFFICE FUNCTIONALITY GENERAL PUBLIC GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT POLICIES GOVERNMENT SERVICES GPS HANDHELD COMPUTERS HARDWARE HUMAN CAPACITIES HUMAN CAPACITY ICT ID IMAGES IMAGING INFORMATION NETWORK INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION SERVICES INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SOCIETY INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED SYSTEMS INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE INTERCONNECTIVITY INTERFACES INTERNATIONAL POLICY INTERNATIONAL TRADE INTERNET APPLICATIONS INTERNET SERVICES INVENTION INVENTORIES INVENTORY IT SERVICES IVR KIOSKS KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE SHARING LAW ENFORCEMENT LEGAL INFRASTRUCTURE LEGAL SYSTEMS LICENSES LITERACY LITERACY RATES MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET ACCESS MARKET DEMAND MARKET PRICE MARKET PRICES MARKETING MATERIAL MEDIA MEDICINE MESSAGING MIDDLEMEN MOBILE DEVICES MOBILE NETWORKS MOBILE PHONE MOBILE PHONES MOBILE SERVICES MOBILE TELEPHONE MOBILE TELEPHONY MONITORS NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKING NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS PC PDA PDAS PERSONAL COMPUTER PERSONAL COMPUTERS PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT PHOTO PILOT PROJECTS POLITICAL STRUCTURES POLITICAL WILL PRICE INFORMATION PRIVACY PRIVACY ISSUES PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE SECTORS PROCESS INFORMATION PROCUREMENT PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE PUBLIC ACCESS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS RADIO RADIO FREQUENCY RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION REAL TIME REGULATORY SYSTEM RESULT RFID RURAL ACCESS RURAL ENTREPRENEURS SALES TRANSACTIONS SAN SATELLITE SERVERS SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE PROVIDERS SITES SMART CARDS SMART PHONES SOLAR PANELS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL RESOURCE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT TELECENTERS TELECOM TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE TELEPHONE LINES TELEPHONE SERVICES TELEPHONE TECHNOLOGY TRACKING SYSTEM TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION USER USER INTERFACES USERS USES VERIFICATION VIDEO VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL VOIP WEB WEB SITE WEB SITES WIFI WIRELESS WIRELESS APPLICATION PROTOCOL WIRELESS SERVICES In this report, the authors study the experiences and lessons learned on the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to promote good forest governance, and identify ways modern technology can be applied to meet the challenges of improving forest governance and achieving sustainable forest management. The authors believe that countries and their development partners can make their forest governance reforms more effective and inclusive through the use of information management and technology. The main focus in the report is on institutions how they interact with stakeholders and how their performance can be strengthened. The authors are trying to fill the gap in which experiences from various forest governance pilots are not widely shared. They do not cover forest inventories or technical resource assessment; extensive literature on these topics is available from various national and international research institutions and the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). They do not present all possibilities and current uses of ICT in forest governance. Their goal is to demonstrate the range and diversity of approaches, and the feasibility of using technology to promote forest governance. The report covers both 'small' and 'big' ICT. Small and more affordable ICT applications are often based on consumer devices for which the underlying technology is available ready-made from commercial sources. These devices can be used to interact with the public and in professional applications. The big ICT dimension includes professional applications that are tailor-made and often system-based and expensive. The report does not try to provide solutions for specific problems, but it demonstrates the extent to which information management is an essential part of sector reform. Development professionals dealing with forest governance can use their findings in consultations with partner countries and to help plan interventions. The report begins with a discussion of recent developments in the governance discourse to set the stage and show how the definition of forest governance has evolved. The authors then describe recent developments in access to ICT services, particularly in rural areas, and how information is used in the forest sector. There has been much concern about in-country digital divides; while they still exist, the past few years have seen an unprecedented increase in access to technology in rural areas. 2014-03-11T20:43:42Z 2014-03-11T20:43:42Z 2011-07 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/07/14971459/forest-governance-20-primer-icts-governance http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17243 English en_US Program on Forests (PROFOR); CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Institutional and Governance Review (IGR) Economic & Sector Work |