Development of improved and scalable restoration tools and a methodology to quantify carbon capture resulting from forest restoration
The project consists of a three-year program that will trial cost-effective restoration techniques combining tree planting and natural regeneration with the aim of restoring productive capacity and associated natural carbon capture. Importantly, the project will ensure support for permanent community agroforestry and delivering secure land access to communities with traditional land rights in the concession for their livelihoods. The project will be guided by forest inventory along with landscape analysis and social engagement.
