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Community reforestation for biodiversity, livelihood diversification and culture

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£309,182
WHERE ICON
WHERE
East Timor

Summary

Biodiversity and livelihoods enhanced through expansion of community led reforestation that integrates agroforestry, farmer managed natural regeneration, biodiversity conservation and carbon payments through an internationally recognised carbon accreditation scheme. Indigenous knowledge and Timorese customary law (Tara Bandu) will guide project activities to ensure alignment with community values and goals. Biodiversity and livelihoods are enhanced through expansion of community reforestation that integrates agroforestry systems, farmer managed natural regeneration, biodiversity conservation, carbon payments and customary law.
 
Status Completed
Reference 24-025
Round 23
Start 01/07/2017
End 31/03/2021

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
ALI Australian Landcare International, WVTL World Vision, Timor Leste, RAEBIA Resilient Agriculture and Economy through Biodiversity in Action, GTNT Group Training Northern Territory

Regions
East Asia

Biomes
TROPICAL FOREST, FORESTS

Production
ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION, FORESTRY, AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION

Threats To Biodiversity
OVER EXPLOITATION, LAND USE CHANGE

Broad Approches
GOODS SERVICES, SUSTAINABLE USE, LIVELIHOODS, COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT, GENDER

Specific Tools
RESEARCH TRAINING, TRAINING, CEPA, MONITORING, IMPACT ASSESSMENT, REHABILITATION

Countries
East Timor

Conventions
CBD

Documents:
Download: Final Report - 24-025 FR - 14/01/2022

Download: Annual Report - 24-025 AR3 - 21/08/2020

Download: Half Year Report - 24-025 HYR3 - 21/08/2020

Download: Annual Report - 24-025 AR2 - 21/08/2020

Download: Half Year Report - 24-025 HYR2 - 21/08/2020

Download: Annual Report - 24-025 AR1 - 26/09/2019

Download: Half Year Report - 24-025 HYR1 - 11/01/2018

Download: Application Form - 24-025 App rev May17 - 04/10/2017

Download: Half Year Report - 24-025 HYR4 - 03/02/2021