Submitted by Albert Salamanca | published 27th Aug 2013 | last updated 13th Sep 2013
Short Description
This report, written by WWF Bhutan, describes the institutional arrangements surrounding the use and management of forest resources in Bhutan and outlines recommendations on how climate change adaptation may be mainstreamed. This report was written under the auspices of the Adaptation Knowledge Platform funded by the Royal Swedish Government through Sida.
Suggested Citation
Wangdi, T., P. Lhendup and N. Wangdi 2013. An Analysis of Forestry Policy, Acts and Rules of Bhutan to Mainstream Climate Change Adaptation. Regional Climate Change Adaptation Knowledge Platform for Asia, Partner Report Series No. 13. Stockholm Environment Institute, Bangkok.
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