Poverty alleviation through community forestry in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam: An assessment of the potential

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Participatory Forest Management: A Route to Poverty Reduction? (2009, background): “There is a growing recognition, however, that PFM has been increasingly advocated and promoted on the basis of unsubstantiated assumptions about the likely benefits and virtues of this approach (Schreckenberg et al. 20021, Thin and van Gardingen 2003, Sunderlin 2006).”
Forest environmental income in Vietnam: household socioeconomic factors influencing forest use (2008, background): “Forestry could contribute to poverty alleviation in Vietnam (Sunderlin & Huynh Thu Ba 2005; Sunderlin 2006).”
Key factors which influence the success of community forestry in developing countries (2015, background): “…is an increasingly important form of forest management (FAO, 2010) and has developed in response to concerns that centralised forest ownership in developing countries has failed to promote sustainable management (Schusser, 2013; Maryudi et al., 2012; Casse and, Milhøj, 2011; Sunderlin, 2006).”