Defining and assessing the effectiveness of civil society networks working on forest governance issues in Africa and Asia
This report provides insights into the multifaceted nature of ‘effectiveness’ as it applies to networks of environmental civil society organizations (CSOs). The report also suggests a framework for defining and assessing such effectiveness.
The report is based on the results of a 2021 study conducted by RECOFTC, the Field Legality Advisory Group (FLAG) and the Centre for International Development and Training (CIDT) of the University of Wolverhampton. The study explored the concept of ‘effectiveness’ in relation to civil society networks working on forest governance issues in 12 countries.
Zora Touko Batupe, Robin aus der Beek, Nathalie Faure, Aurelian Mbzibain, Habiba Mohamed, Horline Njike
(2021, December 1).
Defining and assessing the effectiveness of civil society networks working on forest governance issues in Africa and Asia
RECOFTC.
https://www.recoftc.org/publications/defining-and-assessing-effectiveness-civil-society-networks-working-forest-governance
Zora Touko Batupe, Robin aus der Beek, Nathalie Faure, Aurelian Mbzibain, Habiba Mohamed, Horline Njike,
Defining and assessing the effectiveness of civil society networks working on forest governance issues in Africa and Asia.
RECOFTC,
1 December 2021,
https://www.recoftc.org/publications/defining-and-assessing-effectiveness-civil-society-networks-working-forest-governance.
Zora Touko Batupe, Robin aus der Beek, Nathalie Faure, Aurelian Mbzibain, Habiba Mohamed, Horline Njike.
2021. "Defining and assessing the effectiveness of civil society networks working on forest governance issues in Africa and Asia." RECOFTC. Published December 1, 2021. https://www.recoftc.org/publications/defining-and-assessing-effectiveness-civil-society-networks-working-forest-governance.
Publication details
Last updated
Serial number
0000000400
Publisher
RECOFTC
Publication format
Report
Geographic focus
Global
Regional
Thematic area
Governance and rights
Series collection
FLEGT
Forest governance learning group
Regional
Authors
Zora Touko Batupe, Robin aus der Beek, Nathalie Faure, Aurelian Mbzibain, Habiba Mohamed, Horline Njike
