conservation inventory/baseline -Provincial governments over a 30-year (emission data) and willingness to set-aside areas for period deforestation rate conservation from current (activity data) production -Provincial government commitment and resources available for carbon monitoring Risks: -Lack of capacity and skills for C assessments Extent of forest 0 At least 8,000 ha Assumption: ecosystem covered -Community surveys -Local community members and under a model for and records of forest private forest owners are willing Community Managed improvement and and cooperate in implementation of Conservation in High increased incomes and SFM practices Value Coniferous production of NTFP Forests with high -Self monitoring and Risks: potential for independent -Level on incentives generated through replication evaluations SFM practice might be insufficient to established in Independent ensure adequate commitment to SFM evaluations -Climate change impacts may increase to the extent that even if the project implements activities to improve pasture lands may not be enough to make a difference Percentage of Baseline incomes 20%, of which at least 30% of Social surveys and Risks: households reporting would be assessed beneficiaries are women reports at village level -Engaging local stakeholders more increased incomes in once forest inventory robustly contains some risk in Pakistan, Community managed and mapping where centralized approaches are still conservation areas completed and the norm. from forest and locations for -Elite capture at local level would resources community forest prevent marginalized groups and forest use identified dependents from generating benefits of project Number of forest 0 At Least 100, of which at least -Training modules Assumption: dependent community 10% would be women -Socio-economic and All stakeholders will participate in members and private social the trainings which will not only forest owners trained organizational enhance their capacities but would in technical and reports activities’
conservation over a 30-year period inventory/baseline (emission data) and deforestation rate (activity data) -Provincial governments willingness to set-aside areas for conservation from current production -Provincial government commitment and resources available for carbon monitoring Risks: -Lack of capacity and skills for C assessments Extent of forest ecosystem covered under a model for Community Managed Conservation in High Value Coniferous Forests with high potential for replication established in 0 At least 8,000 ha -Community surveys and records of forest improvement and increased incomes and production of NTFP -Self monitoring and independent evaluations Independent evaluations Assumption: -Local community members and private forest owners are willing and cooperate in implementation of SFM practices Risks: -Level on incentives generated through SFM practice might be insufficient to ensure adequate commitment to SFM -Climate change impacts may increase to the extent that even if the project implements activities to improve pasture lands may not be enough to make a difference Percentage of households reporting increased incomes in Community managed conservation areas from forest and resources Baseline incomes would be assessed once forest inventory and mapping completed and locations for community forest use identified 20%, of which at least 30% of beneficiaries are women Social surveys and reports at village level Risks: -Engaging local stakeholders more robustly contains some risk in Pakistan, where centralized approaches are still the norm. -Elite capture at local level would prevent marginalized groups and forest dependents from generating benefits of project Number of forest dependent community members and private forest owners trained in technical and 0 At Least 100, of which at least 10% would be women -Training modules -Socio-economic and social organizational activities’ reports Assumption: All stakeholders will participate in the trainings which will not only enhance their capacities but would
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