The formulation of the Project was preceded by a social analysis in
which the needs of local residents were assessed, along with the constraints
that precluded development. The criteria for selecting subprojects to be
financed under the Project include: (i) interest, willingness, and potential
for participation by the local communities; (ii) presence of poor, landless,
and vulnerable groups; (iii) special environmental concerns as delineated
in the FSMP; (iv) potential for investments in woodlots, agroforestry, linear
strip plantations, and homesteads; (v) existence of forestland, other government
land, natural forests, and protected areas, and the potential for
their participatory development and management; (vi) potential for smallscale
wood-based enterprises; (vii) no overlap with other development interventions;
and (viii) continued pressure on remaining forests. The Project
comprises about 17 subprojects extending over 18 of Bangladesh’s 31 forest
divisions (see Map). These divisions cover the entire northern, northeastern,
and central part of the country but exclude areas covered under Bank
and other external agency financing. Of the selected divisions, four subproject
areas broadly representing the situation in the entire area covered
by the 18 divisions were identified for detailed analysis.
The formulation of the Project was preceded by a social analysis inwhich the needs of local residents were assessed, along with the constraintsthat precluded development. The criteria for selecting subprojects to befinanced under the Project include: (i) interest, willingness, and potentialfor participation by the local communities; (ii) presence of poor, landless,and vulnerable groups; (iii) special environmental concerns as delineatedin the FSMP; (iv) potential for investments in woodlots, agroforestry, linearstrip plantations, and homesteads; (v) existence of forestland, other governmentland, natural forests, and protected areas, and the potential fortheir participatory development and management; (vi) potential for smallscalewood-based enterprises; (vii) no overlap with other development interventions;and (viii) continued pressure on remaining forests. The Projectcomprises about 17 subprojects extending over 18 of Bangladesh’s 31 forestdivisions (see Map). These divisions cover the entire northern, northeastern,and central part of the country but exclude areas covered under Bankand other external agency financing. Of the selected divisions, four subprojectareas broadly representing the situation in the entire area coveredby the 18 divisions were identified for detailed analysis.
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