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FORESTS AND CLIMATE CHANGE: THE ROLE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND TRADITIONAL COMMUNITIES, WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING










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    Glavni cilj ovog istraživanja je da identifikuje i analizira ulogu žena i muškaraca u sektoru šumarstva na Kosovu, korišćenje i vlasništvo šuma od strane žena i muškaraca. Izveštaj takođe ima za cilj da analizira rodna pitanja u okviru institucionalne politike i pravnog okvira koji uređuje upravljanje šumama, kako bi se dale preporuke o tome kako rodna pitanja efikasnije integrisati u politiku o šumarstvu na Kosovu. Istraživanje čini deo projekta pod nazivom "Podrška sprovođenju politika i stra tegije o šumama na Kosovu" (GCP/KOS/005/FIN), finansiran od Finske, koji ima za cilj da poveća doprinos sektora šumarstva nacionalnoj privredi kroz održivo korišćenje šumskih resursa, uzimajući u obzir višestruku namenu šumarstva i privredne, socijalne i ekološke koristi od šuma, kao i doprinos sektora ublažavanju klimatskih promena. Studija pokazuje ograničen pristup žena odlučivanju i informacijama, u poređenju sa muškarcima, ali i nerešena imovinska prava žena. Osim toga, visoka stopa neza poslenosti je glavna prepreka koju su identifikovali članovi seoskih zajednica, a naročito žene. U izveštaju se takođe ukazuje na interese seoskih žena da poboljšaju svoje veštine branja i sakupljanja, obrade i prodaje nedrvnih šumskih proizvoda (NDŠP). Prema tome, izveštaj pokazuje značaj unapređenja pristupa žena informacijama, jačanja kapaciteta i obuhvaćenost u donošenju odluka. Izveštaj se završava isticanjem da NDŠP imaju veliki potencijal za smanjenje siromaštva i nesigurnosti da se prehr ane u regionima sprovedene studije, naročito kada se efikasno podrže i žene i muškarci.

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