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    Forest Certification in Guatemala
    Author(s): Carrera, F. Stoian, D. Campios, J.J. Morales, J. Pinelo, G.
    Publication Year: 2006
    Source:
    Publication Type: Book Chapter
    Code:
    Sustainability dimension(s): Economic Social
    Topics: Market Local communities and Indigenous peoples Governance
    Subtopics: Price premium
    Subject Keywords: Forests Certification
    Regions: Central America
    Countries: Guatemala
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: Natural Forest
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    Tenure Management: Community
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Case study
    Evidence Subtype: Qualitative
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    Forest certification as a policy option in conserving biodiversity: An empirical study of forest management in Tanzania
    Author(s): Kalonga, S.K. Midtgaard, F. Klanderud, K.
    Publication Year: 2016
    Source: Forest Ecology and Management (361, 12-Jan)
    Publication Type: Journal Article
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    Sustainability dimension(s): Environmental
    Topics: Compositional diversity
    Subtopics: Plant diversity
    Subject Keywords: Biodiversity Ecosystem Protected areas
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    Regions: Africa
    Countries: United Republic of Tanzania
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: Natural Forest
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    Tenure Management: Community
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Comparative study with matched control
    Evidence Subtype: Data collected post-intervention
    Data Type: Field Measurements
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    Does forest certification enhance livelihood conditions? Empirical evidence from forest management in Kilwa District, Tanzania.
    Author(s): Kalonga, S.K. Kulindwa, Kassim Athumani
    Publication Year: 2017
    Source: Forest Policy and Economics
    Publication Type: Journal Article
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    Sustainability dimension(s): Social
    Topics: Workers Local communities and Indigenous peoples
    Subtopics: Employment conditions Consultation and participation
    Subject Keywords: Ecosystem Local communities Indigenous peoples
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    Regions: Africa
    Countries: United Republic of Tanzania
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: Natural Forest
    Tenure Ownership: (not yet curated)
    Tenure Management: Community
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Comparative study with matched control
    Evidence Subtype: Data collected post-intervention
    Data Type: Focus groups, Mixed methods, Interviews/surveys
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    Impact of FSC forest certication on agroextractive communities of the state of Acre, Brazil
    Author(s): de Lima, A.C.B. Keppe, A.L.N. Alves, M.C. Maule, R.F. Sparovek, G
    Publication Year: 2008
    Source:
    Publication Type: Report
    Code:
    Sustainability dimension(s): Economic Environmental Social
    Topics: Market Compositional diversity Workers
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    Subtopics: Demand Occupational health Employment conditions
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    Subject Keywords: Forest certification Forests Certification
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    Regions: South America
    Countries: Brazil
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: Natural Forest
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    Tenure Management: Community
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Comparative study with matched control
    Evidence Subtype: Data collected post-intervention
    Data Type: Interviews/surveys
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