Forest Ecosystems and Their Role in Economic Development in Low-Income Countries examines how forests contribute significantly to the livelihoods, income, and economic growth of some of the world’s most vulnerable populations. Forests provide essential resources like timber, non-timber products, and ecosystem services that support agriculture, water supply, and climate resilience. Harnessing the sustainable potential of forests can drive poverty reduction, job creation, and sustainable development, making them vital assets in the economic advancement of low-income nations.