their farms, including investments with Green agrobiodiversity Landscape management conservation measures objectives and which At least 185000 incentivize households involved in ecological approaches at community natural landscape levels resources management produced (target: 8 plans development and convergence plans) implementation in line 2.2.1 Farmers trained – with overall Green through FFS on Landscape sustainable agriculture, management with modules adapted to objective/s the specific needs of At least 20 new value farmers near PAs and chains and associated other high ecological business plans value areas, including on developed for management of livestock landscape products, linked to 2.2.2 Local – ecological farming and stakeholders trained on sustainable natural accessing available resources management incentives to adopt in target areas, and sustainable practices and under implementation livelihood options, 46500 households including Green Value implementing Chain development to improved livestock promote market linkages management for income generation – including nutrition and 2.2.3 Wider – fodder management community level (e.g. community fodder awareness-raising banks) to –contributing campaigns to ensure conservation of global wider stakeholder environmental values support for Green At least 40,000 Landscape management women participating in and other land users and and benefitting from to ensure inter- female cohort specific learning Green-Ag (targets, for both Farmer and information Field Schools platforms: Madhya Pradesh 50; Mizoram – – 50; Odisha 50; – Rajasthan 50; – Uttarakhand 50 – 2.2.4 Community – based natural resources management plans designed and under implementation in target Green Landscapes, including community grassland/ ravines/forests/watershed management 2.2.5 On-farm – ecological management measures, including livestock management,
their farms, including agrobiodiversity conservation measures At least 185000 households involved in community natural resources management plans development and implementation in line with overall Green Landscape management objective/s At least 20 new value chains and associated business plans developed for landscape products, linked to farming and sustainable natural resources management in target areas, and under implementation 46500 households implementing improved livestock management – including nutrition and fodder management (e.g. community fodder banks) –contributing to conservation of global environmental values At least 40,000 women participating in and benefitting from female cohort specific Green-Ag Farmer Field Schools investments with Green Landscape management objectives and which incentivize approaches at landscape levels produced (target: 8 convergence plans) 2.2.1 – Farmers trained through FFS on sustainable agriculture, with modules adapted to the specific needs of farmers near PAs and other high ecological value areas, including on management of livestock 2.2.2 – Local stakeholders trained on accessing available incentives to adopt sustainable practices and livelihood options, including Green Value Chain development to promote market linkages for income generation 2.2.3 – Wider community level awareness-raising campaigns to ensure wider stakeholder support for Green Landscape management and other land users and to ensure learning (targets, for both and information platforms: Madhya Pradesh – 50; Mizoram – 50; Odisha – 50; Rajasthan – 50; Uttarakhand – 50 2.2.4 – Community based natural resources management plans designed and under implementation in target Green Landscapes, including community grassland/ ravines/forests/watershed management 2.2.5 – On-farm management measures, including livestock management, ecological ecological ecological inter-
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