Since the introduction in 1986 of the economic reforms known as Doi Moi, Viet Nam achieved remarkable economic growth rates that have contributed significantly to poverty reduction. However, the growing demands of industry combined with an expanding population have increased pressure on upland forests. Establishing an effective forest management system in this setting is difficult, yet essential.
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- the assessment of the implementation of forest protection and management regulations in village communities
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- Research on elaboration of policies to encourage Pinus merkusii forest planting in contribution to the project of planting new 5 million hectares of forest
- Evaluation of the effectiveness of forest land allocation and allocation of forest for protection on contract to households and individuals
