학위논문 (석사) -- 서울대학교 대학원 : 농업생명과학대학 산림과학부(산림환경학전공), 2020. 8. YOUN Yeo-Chang. ; Malaysia has announced a voluntary commitment to reduce 40% of its greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions compared to the year 2005 by the year 2020 on UNFCCC COP15 in 2009. Therefore, the forest conservation effort by the nation has been intensified with the aid of global conservation effort namely Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation and the role of conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stocks in developing countries (REDD+). Indigenous people are the main actors for forest conservation as they can act as either the guardian or destroyer of the forest. In Sabah, the Kadazandusun people have been practicing traditional forest management of tagal hutan to conserve the forest which has been aided by the REDD+ framework in Kinabalu ECOLINC project area. By using the theory of planned behavior, specific objectives were to assess the effects of attitude (AT), social norm (SN), customary norm (CN) and perceived behavior control (PBC) on the Kadazandusun peoples intention to participate in the future REDD+ project activities. A total of 200 households from two villages of Bundu Tuhan and Kiau Nuluh Bersatu were surveyed through random sampling. Ordinal/ordered logistic regression and multiple linear regression analysis were executed to determine the factors influencing willingness to participate in the future REDD+ project activities among the Kadazandusun people. The results revealed that attitude and perceived behavior control were the significant factors meanwhile social norm and customary norm were not. Socio-demographic factor of household size, age and prior experience as a leader/committee in the village was also the significant factor towards the intention. This study may help in predicting the acceptance of the indigenous people in Sabah towards the future REDD+ project and suggesting on how to promote effective REDD+ project in the future. ; 말레이시아는 2009년 UNFCCC COP15에서 ...