Case Study Benefits/Values Drivers Causes Potential REDD+ Strategy Issues/Questions arising Location/ Options likely to be applicable community Income and Commercial artisanal mining benefit sharing mechanism livelihood security hunting Renewable energy e.g. solar PV (community capacity to manage including food, Absence of land benefits, NTFP, ecosystem Chainsaw use planning Build on and reinforce local systems for administrative and management services milling regulating hunting framework for direct cash payment Poverty [limited Livestock and fish farming to limit local to communities) Past interventions Domestic energy Industrial and choices or demand for bush meat and serve urban have focused on subsistence/ supply for cooking, artisanal availability of viable demands livelihood; new options/ new heating, mining approaches need to be explored non-forest based Overlapping of mining concession preservation resources and Land use planning Smallholders livelihoods options] with community forest. Tree crop Livelihood and support for non-farm plantation income generating activities (NTFP, How do communities deal with the Population growth handicrafts, small businesses, skills growing pressure on farmlands training) from other land use interests Lack of (artisanal and industrial mining coordinated land community and state forest Enhancement of carbon loading in reserves? use planning degraded forest areas, focusing on indigenous species / forest rehabilitation Gender sensitive direct cash payment for conservation Bong- Cultural heritage Smallholders Lucrative income Family planning– to ensure sustainable What are the prospects for future and sustenance Tree crop from tree crops in population growth tree crop plantations in the wake of plantation the 70s and 80s the low global prices with respect Income and Integrated farming systems e.g. to tree crop as a REDD+ strategy livelihood security Shifting Presence of large Agroforestry systems and component options? including food and cultivation agro-plantation technologies NTFP, in other parts of - farmers from nearby ‘Migrant’ Land the county Renewable energy e.g. solar PV communities, i.e. ‘urbanized’ Domestic energy pressures due Suakoko contribute to increasing supply for cooking, to historical Population Livestock and fish farming to limit local the pressure on available land heating, dispossession demand for bush meat and serve urban preservation growth Poverty demands [limited
Case Study Location/ community Benefits/Values Drivers Causes Potential REDD+ Strategy Options likely to be applicable Issues/Questions arising Income and livelihood security including food, NTFP, ecosystem services Domestic energy supply for cooking, heating, preservation Commercial hunting Chainsaw milling Industrial and artisanal mining Smallholders Tree crop plantation artisanal mining Absence of land use planning Poverty [limited choices or availability of viable non-forest based resources and livelihoods options] Population growth Lack of coordinated land use planning Renewable energy e.g. solar PV Build on and reinforce local systems for regulating hunting Livestock and fish farming to limit local demand for bush meat and serve urban demands Land use planning Livelihood and support for non-farm income generating activities (NTFP, handicrafts, small businesses, skills training) Enhancement of carbon loading in degraded forest areas, focusing on indigenous species / forest rehabilitation Gender sensitive direct cash payment for conservation benefit sharing mechanism (community capacity to manage benefits, administrative and management framework for direct cash payment to communities) Past interventions have focused on subsistence/ livelihood; new options/ new approaches need to be explored Overlapping of mining concession with community forest. How do communities deal with the growing pressure on farmlands from other land use interests (artisanal and industrial mining community and state forest reserves? Bong- Cultural heritage and sustenance Income and livelihood security including food and NTFP, Domestic energy supply for cooking, heating, preservation Smallholders Tree crop plantation Shifting cultivation Land pressures due to historical dispossession Lucrative income from tree crops in the 70s and 80s Presence of large agro-plantation in other parts of the county Population growth Poverty [limited Family planning– to ensure sustainable population growth Integrated farming systems e.g. Agroforestry systems and component technologies Renewable energy e.g. solar PV Livestock and fish farming to limit local demand for bush meat and serve urban demands What are the prospects for future tree crop plantations in the wake of the low global prices with respect to tree crop as a REDD+ strategy options? - ‘Migrant’ farmers from nearby ‘urbanized’ communities, i.e. Suakoko contribute to increasing the pressure on available land
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