Lescuyer, GuillaumeCerutti, PaoloRobiglio, Valentina2015-12-131389-9341http://hdl.handle.net/1885/77598During the last decade, in Central Africa, timber volume of the artisanal chainsaw milling (CSM) sector, mainly for domestic markets, has exceeded that processed by the export-oriented industrial sector. However, due to lack of legal alternatives, CSM isKeywords: Central African Republic; Congo basins; Decentralized management; Democratic Republic of Congo; Ecological sustainability; Illegal logging; Rural livelihood; Sustainable management; Economics; Forestry; International trade; Milling (machining); Sustainabl Congo Basin; Forest management; Illegal logging; Rural livelihoods; Small-scale loggingArtisanal chainsaw milling to support decentralized management of timber in Central Africa? An analysis through the theory of access201310.1016/j.forpol.2013.02.0102016-02-24