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Perceived Injustices in Forest Policy Interventions are Causes of Forest Resources degradation and Loss in Ghana: A Review

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Open Journal of Forestry 2021年第3期11卷 171-191页

作者： Richard Kyere-Boateng Michal V. Marek Mikuláš Huba Tatiana Kluvankova Department of Spatial Planning Institute of Management Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava Vazovova 5 812 43 Bratislava Slovakia Department of the Human Dimensions of Global Change Global Change Research Institute Czech Academy of Sciences Brno Bělidla 986/4a 603 00 Brno Czech Republic Department of Geographic Science University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) 214 Sunyani Ghana SlovakGlobe Institute of Management Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava Vazovova 5 812 43 Bratislava Slovakia SlovakGlobe: Institute of Forest Ecology Slovak Academy of Sciences Institute of Management Slovak University of Technology Vazovova 5 812 43 Bratislava Slovakia

Forests provide diverse co-benefits, including livelihoods enhancement, poverty alleviation, and biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services such as climate mitigation. Consequently, Ghana has embraced several global, regional, national, and local forest policy interventions to safeguard its forest resources’ sustainable management. However, the forest policy interventions have not adequately addressed the co-benefits issues of forest resources leading to several forest illegalities that drive forest resources degradation and loss. These forest policies and interventions on the ground primarily favour carbon stocks enhancement and sequestration activities for carbon mitigation purposes compared to the benefits, access and rights that forest-dependent people and communities are supposed to derive from forest resources. These perceived injustices in the access and distribution of forest resources have culminated into all forms of forest illegalities driving Ghana’s forest resources into massive degradation and loss. Currently, Ghana is experiencing a 2% rate of annual deforestation and forest degradation, which translates into approximately 135,000 ha/year of forest cover loss due to anthropogenic causes. Our review is based on relevant and critical forest documents, and scientific peer-reviewed papers on Ghana’s forest policy interventions and dynamics recently published. The information gathered enabled us to highlight the perceived injustices in the forest policy interventions and their

关键词： Ghana Forest Policy Intervention deforestation and biodiversity degradation Climate Mitigation Sustainability

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