Forestry and Prospects for Stability, Livelihoods, and Peace-building in the Equatorial States of South Sudan
Resource information
Date of publication
января 2015
Resource Language
ISBN / Resource ID
DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.3812.1200
Pages
36
The report titled "Forestry and Prospects for Stability, Livelihoods, and Peace-building in the Equatorial States of South Sudan" is authored by Bryan Adkins. It examines the role of forestry in South Sudan's Equatorial States in promoting economic stability, livelihoods, and peace-building. The report highlights critical issues such as deforestation, the lack of legal frameworks, and barriers to investment. The study underscores the potential of forestry to contribute to sustainable development if proper governance, infrastructure, and climate resilience measures are implemented. Recommendations include enhancing forest management practices, establishing legal clarity, and integrating forestry into broader peace-building strategies.