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Efforts to direct human action towards common goals, and more formally as the setting, application and enforcement of generally agreed to rules. Discourse-talking about important things, e. g. canopy cover, public health, "rewilding: what is meant with "actors and alliances" in urban forest governance. Actors and coalitions: primary stakeholders other stakeholders partnerships power analysis: list the main actors groups in urban forest governance. Government (at different levels: organizations such as churches and school boards, communities, ngos and interest groups, businesses, including consultants, academia. Residences: provide examples of the different resources actors can use in urban forest governance. Power: knowledge and information, networks and connections, money, leadership, land ownership and/or tenure rights, understand how urban forest governance is implemented - and differs - across the globe. Actors: political commitment, very strong municipal team. Resources: importance of good and visual information, competence and leadership, international inspiration. Rules of the game: formal and informal processes.

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