A Demonstration Program of Sustainable Utilization
of Tropical Forests by Means of Differentiated Management in Hainan Island,
China - Phases I, II and III
China
The project was intended to explore ways of realizing sustainable
management of tropical forest by taking Hainan Island as an example.
The project consists of 6 subprojects as listed below:
Subproject 1: Demonstration area for tropical plantation
Subproject 2: Demonstration area for sustainable management of tropical natural
forest
Subproject 3: Demonstration area for artificial agriculture-forestry-pasture
ecological system
Subproject 4: Demonstration area for tropical primary forest protection
Subproject 5: Investigation on information
Subproject 6: Human resource development, extension and demonstration
The project was completed in 3 phases, lasting for 8 years in total. The total
project duration was actually 10 years by adding the pre-project period and
the project summarization period. 6 subprojects in 3 phases have produced 68
outcomes by carrying out 300 activities. The total investment was 40 million
RMB including 3.28 million US$ from ITTO. In addition, the fund for the pre-project
was 0.025 million US$ from WWF. The key project members were 40 fulltime experts
and project leaders. The project also involved about 200 external experts and
1500 workers.
Implementing agency
The Department of Forestry of Hainan Province, China and the Chinese
Academy of Forestry
ITTO 2003: Demonstration
and Theory of Forest Sustainable Development, Technical
report, March 2003
Evaluation Ex-Post
Dr. Lammerts van Bueren E.; Dr.
Bruenig E. F.; Dr. Reis M. S. 2003: Synthesis Report on Ex-Post
Evaluations of Projects in the field of Demonstration Areas/Model Forest
for Sustainable Forest Management implemented in Asia, PD 14/92 Rev.2
(F), Evaluation
Ex-Post, 61p.