enhanced conservation resource base. Attract investment in small and medium industry None Contribute to Income None None Traditional Increase 1 based on wood and non-wood forest raw materials sustainable forest generation for access management and those involved reduced. coverage area to help maintain with wood based the detriment of carbon economy. the local sequestration community. sinks. Implement innovative land-use strategies including None Contribute to Promote more None None None Managed 3 multiple use conservation areas better environmentally sustainably. management sustainable practises of planning biodiversity and practices. agriculture, and potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. Promote gender equality in forestry related livelihoods None Contribute to Improve gender None None None Effectively 3 better dynamics, managed on management agricultural gender equity practises of livelihoods and grounds. biodiversity and income agriculture, and generation. potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. Average of CCD assessment 2.5 Present of each component in policy % 0 100 100 0 0 25 Energy Secure fossil fuel production (oil and gas) to need None None Increase energy None Significantly Increase in Effective 1 present and future demands production for increase of air implementation livelihoods and carbon dioxide pollution. and economic growth, emissions. management. job creation. Households and communities improved access to Increase individual and None Increase access to None Potential for None Proportion of 2 affordable energy supplies community ability to adapt electricity to net increase in energy supply to temperature rise. improve energy from fossil fuels. livelihoods. consumption with a proportion
enhanced conservation resource base. Attract investment in small and medium industry based on wood and non-wood forest raw materials None Contribute to sustainable forest management and help maintain carbon sequestration sinks. Income generation for those involved with wood based economy. None None Traditional access reduced. Increase coverage area to the detriment of the local community. 1 Implement innovative land-use strategies including multiple use conservation areas None Contribute to better management practises of biodiversity and agriculture, and potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. Promote more environmentally sustainable planning practices. None None None Managed sustainably. 3 Promote gender equality in forestry related livelihoods None Contribute to better management practises of biodiversity and agriculture, and potential for conservation and hence carbon sequestration. Improve gender dynamics, agricultural livelihoods and income generation. None None None Effectively managed on gender equity grounds. 3 Average of CCD assessment 2.5 Present of each component in policy % 0 100 100 0 0 25 Energy Secure fossil fuel production (oil and gas) to need present and future demands None None Increase energy production for livelihoods and economic growth, job creation. None Significantly increase carbon dioxide emissions. Increase in of air pollution. Effective implementation and management. 1 Households and communities improved access to affordable energy supplies Increase individual and community ability to adapt to temperature rise. None Increase access to electricity to improve livelihoods. None Potential for net increase in energy consumption with a proportion None Proportion of energy supply from fossil fuels. 2
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