25,034,408 2: Improved TA/ 596,192,710 2.1 – Institutional 2.1.1 Inter-sectoral agricultural frameworks, mechanisms INV institutional framework and and capacities at District and mechanisms at conservation and Village levels to district, inter-district and practices support decision-making sub-district (District and demonstrating and Gram Panchayat/ Village sustainable participation in Green Council) levels production, Landscape planning and established (target: 8 resilient management strengthened, mechanisms) livelihood with Green Landscape 2.1.2 Key local – advancements, Management Plans decision-makers from habitat developed and endorsed each target Gram improvements and under implementation Panchayat/Village and delivery by stakeholders Council trained in Green of tangible 5 plans covering at Landscape governance BD, LD, least 1,800,000 ha of through Field schools to CCM, and Green Landscape enable members to make SFM benefits management plans collective, promoting and empowered in agroecological Green Landscape approaches, with clear governance for areas environmental targets within their and sustainable responsibility (target: livelihoods, gender and Madhya Pradesh 60; – social inclusion Mizoram 60; Odisha – – considerations 150; Rajasthan 20; – included, and Uttarakhand 200) – synergistic to protected areas management 2.1.3 District level – plans within the technical and extension landscape staff from different 25 (at least five in each government sectors Landscape) district trained in Green level agencies using Landscape approaches Green Landscape plans and issues to enable to realign them to support local sectoral investments in communities and farmers project areas to implement Amount of ecological practices (target: at least 80 Government’s agriculture sector individuals) investment at district 2.1.4 - Green Landscape levels realigned to Assessments undertaken, support objectives of with social (including green landscape plans gender), economic in five landscapes per (including valuation of annum key ecosystem services), 2.2 - Households and institutional, biophysical communities able and aspects of target areas incentivized to engage in identified, priority agro-ecological practices locations and actions that deliver meaningful agreed, and sequence of GEB at the landscape level activities programmed in target high conservation (target: 5 assessment priority landscapes reports At least 68352 2.1.5 - District level households that have that ‘convergence plans’ adopted sustainable align government agriculture practices on programmes and
2: Improved agricultural and conservation practices demonstrating sustainable production, resilient livelihood advancements, habitat improvements and delivery of tangible BD, LD, CCM, and SFM benefits TA/ INV 2.1 – Institutional frameworks, mechanisms and capacities at District and Village levels to support decision-making and participation in Green Landscape planning and management strengthened, with Green Landscape Management Plans developed and endorsed and under implementation by stakeholders 5 plans covering at least 1,800,000 ha of Green Landscape management plans promoting agroecological approaches, with clear environmental targets and sustainable livelihoods, gender and social inclusion considerations included, and synergistic to protected areas management plans within the landscape 25 (at least five in each Landscape) district level agencies using Green Landscape plans to realign investments in project areas Amount of Government’s agriculture sector investment at district levels realigned to support objectives of green landscape plans in five landscapes per annum 2.2 - Households and communities able and incentivized to engage in agro-ecological practices that deliver meaningful GEB at the landscape level in target high conservation priority landscapes At least 68352 households that have adopted sustainable agriculture practices on 2.1.1 Inter-sectoral institutional framework and mechanisms at district, inter-district and sub-district (District and Gram Panchayat/ Village Council) levels established (target: 8 mechanisms) 2.1.2 – Key local decision-makers from each target Gram Panchayat/Village Council trained in Green Landscape governance through Field schools to enable members to make collective, and empowered in Green Landscape governance for areas within their responsibility (target: Madhya Pradesh – 60; Mizoram – 60; Odisha – 150; Rajasthan – 20; Uttarakhand – 200) 2.1.3 – District level technical and extension staff from different government sectors trained in Green Landscape approaches and issues to enable them to support local communities and farmers to implement practices (target: at least 80 individuals) 2.1.4 - Green Landscape Assessments undertaken, with social (including gender), economic (including valuation of key ecosystem services), institutional, biophysical aspects of target areas identified, priority locations and actions agreed, and sequence of activities programmed (target: 5 assessment reports 2.1.5 - District level ‘convergence plans’ that align government programmes and 25,034,408 596,192,710 sectoral ecological
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