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The Forest and Nature Conservation
Policy Group (FNP) focuses on policy, governance and management with
regard to forests, biodiversity and nature. The research and teaching
activities aim at providing insights in the dynamics of private and
public decision-making on these issues, at different scales (from the
local to the global) and in different places (tropics and non-tropics).
Central departure is the notion that decision-making is shaped by
multiple stakeholders as well as by institutional arrangements (rules
of the game and roles of conduct) and societal discourses (the way
groups apprehend and communicate reality). Examples of current research
themes are: (1) time and uncertainty in forest planning, (2) forest and
nature discourses in society (3) decentralization of forest policy, (4)
new modes of governance in forest and nature conservation and (5)
sustainable forest managements.
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