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Justice in the forest

Rural livelihoods and forest law enforcement

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Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (FLEG) has been justified as a way of benefiting the poor by improving state revenues from forests, but the direct social impacts – including the outlawing of small-scale forest use, and creating social exclusion – have gained only little attention. This study of community experiences in Bolivia, Cameroon, Canada, Honduras, Indonesia and Nicaragua is an attempt to fill the gap.

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