FSC Research Portal

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The FSC Research Portal is an online catalogue that aims to facilitate the search for studies relevant to FSC operations and provide syntheses of the most relevant evidence for decision making by FSC stakeholders. Publications included in the portal to date are of two types: FSC Effect-Related Studies, empirical studies that report on the results and/or impacts of FSC certification; and FSC Relevant Studies, publications that contain information relevant to the development of FSC normative documents. These publications range from scientific articles to grey literature, reports, working papers and books.

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Users can navigate* the FSC Research Portal in three different ways. First, by clicking on one of the buttons below to filter publications by evidence category. Second, by typing a keyword into the search bar. Or third, by using one or more of the metadata** filters located on the left side of the interface.

Evidence categories: FSC Effect-Related Studies FSC Relevant Studies

(*) If you encounter any technical problems, wish to provide feedback on the metadata of any of the publications, and/or recommend the inclusion of a new publication, please write to open@fsc.org.

(**) For more details on the metadata architecture, see the research protocol

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    Author(s): Bieri, M. Nygren, A.
    Publication Year: 2011
    Source: Journal of Environment and Development (20, 2, 145-166)
    Publication Type: Journal Article
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    Access Rights: Public, Limited access
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    Sustainability dimension(s): Economic Social
    Topics: Market Local communities and Indigenous peoples Governance
    Subtopics: Consultation and participation Illegal activities
    Subject Keywords: Forests Certification
    Regions: Central America
    Countries: Honduras
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: Natural Forest
    Tenure Ownership: State-owned
    Tenure Management: Community
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
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    Author(s): Carrera, F. Stoian, D. Campios, J.J. Morales, J. Pinelo, G.
    Publication Year: 2006
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    Publication Type: Book Chapter
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    Access Rights: Public, Open access
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    Relevance for FSC Standard Developers:
    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
    Tenure Ownership: (not yet curated)
    Tenure Management: Community
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Case study
    Evidence Subtype: Qualitative
    Data Type: (not yet curated)
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    Author(s): Hodgdon, B.D. Sandoval, C.H.
    Publication Year: 2015
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    Publication Type: Report
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    Access Rights: Public, Open access
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    Relevance for FSC Standard Developers:
    Sustainability dimension(s): Economic Social
    Topics: Market Local communities and Indigenous peoples
    Subtopics: Demand Consultation and participation
    Subject Keywords: Forests Certification
    Regions: Central America
    Countries: Honduras
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: (not yet curated)
    Tenure Ownership: Indigenous People
    Tenure Management: Indigenous People
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Case study
    Evidence Subtype: Qualitative
    Data Type: Case studies