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Annual report 2022–2023
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Chapters Improved policies, practices and structures
  1. Foreword
  2. Message from the Executive Director
  3. The year that was – RECOFTC by numbers
  4. RECOFTC’s accomplishments are gauged by the extent and effectiveness of the outcomes we achieve
  5. Improved policies, practices and structures
  6. Promoting community-led fire management in Asia
  7. Updated policy guidance on sustainable forest management in Viet Nam
  8. Possible model for legal harvesting of timber in Cambodia
  9. Mainstreaming gender into Indonesia’s forestry sector
  10. Endorsement of new policy boosts forest governance in Lao PDR
  11. Stronger alliances and strengthened citizen voices
  12. Strengthening research on forest landscape governance
  13. Local communities lead conservation
  14. Community women engage with local government
  15. Addressing gender based-violence in community-based NRM
  16. Crowdfunding campaign supports restoration of degraded land
  17. Shifted norms and attitudes
  18. Teak growers engage in sustainable planted forest management
  19. Youth participation in Indonesia’s forestry sector
  20. Local municipalities adapt successful agroforestry model to fit Nepal’s mid-hill context
  21. Community forestry generates crucial income in Wakon village, Myanmar
  22. Strengthening capacities for biodiversity management in Thailand’s community forests
  23. Onward and upward: Our strategic goals for the next five years
  24. Our Board of Trustees
  25. Partnerships
Annual Report 2022–2023

Improved policies, practices and structures

RECOFTC’s work is made possible with the support of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and the Government of Sweden.