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Comparison of different land uses and services
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40 2019 ND-CP 413905
| Comparison of different land uses and services
The sixth principle of the 1976 Framework recognizes that there can be more than one single use for land; therefore a comparison of different possible land uses needs to be carried out. A more integrated approach to the issue of different land uses is based on the recognition that different uses and services of the land may be favoured by different stakeholders and by different sectors, and that some uses or services may be mutually exclusive. Land evaluation – towards a revised framework 32 Land evaluation should consider all stakeholders An important additional principle to the revised principles of the 1976 Framework concerns the stakeholders in the land. It is a prerequisite for effective land evaluation that all stakeholders are adequately considered and consulted. The techniques of participatory appraisal and stakeholder analysis are key tools for conducting a land evaluation with the full involvement of stakeholders. In principle, participation by stakeholders should take place continuously at all stages of the survey, but this will not usually be possible. In practice, and as an essential minimum, discussion with farmers and other stakeholders can take place at two, possibly three, stages: ¾At the start of an evaluation, as part of Initial Consultations. In development projects, such discussion can be built into the project cycle, and may take place before the terms of reference are finalized. ¾Possibly, at one or more interim stages, when early results show that modifications need to be made to the original proposals. ¾Towards the end of the survey, when provisional results are available, but before they are finalized. All stakeholders should be presented with the draft proposals, and given a clear opportunity to comment upon them. tải về 0.57 Mb. Chia sẻ với bạn bè của bạn:
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