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The primary activity for the rehabilitation of degraded forest areas is ______.
tree planting
Acquiring appropriate seedlings can be done through procurement or from ______ nurseries.
KFS
It is important to conduct ______ meetings to raise awareness about the rehabilitation process.
sensitization
Before starting the rehabilitation, a field visit is necessary to gather ______ information.
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Maintenance of planted sites may include ______-up to ensure healthy growth.
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The control of invasive species in forest areas involves community ______.
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To restore previously colonized sites by invasive species, ______ labour is often used.
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Maintenance of planted areas under riverine rehabilitation requires appropriate ______.
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The first step in protecting natural regeneration is to confirm that the activity is in the approved annual work ______.
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Documentation and reporting on implemented activities is referenced in Annex ______.
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Study Notes
Forest Conservation and Livelihood Support for Climate Change Resilience
Output: 3.1 Degraded forest areas rehabilitated
- Objective: Support the rehabilitation of degraded forest areas through community labor or contracts.
Activity: 3.1.1 Rehabilitation of Degraded Forest Areas
- Rehabilitation involves planting activities using casual or contracted labor.
- Key expenditures include tree seeds, seedlings, casual labor, and production supplies.
- Procedures include:
- Verifying activity in the annual work plan and budget.
- Conducting sensitization meetings.
- Collecting baseline data (mapping, photos, conditions).
- Preparing land for planting.
- Sourcing seedlings from procurement or KFS nurseries.
- Implementing tree planting and maintenance, including "beating-up" (replanting where needed).
- Protecting sites using casual labor.
- Reporting on activities conducted.
Activity: 3.1.2 Control of Invasive Species in Forest Area
- Focus on community involvement for managing invasive species.
- Expenditure includes similar goods as previous activities.
- Critical steps include:
- Confirming activity in the approved work plan.
- Mapping sites for control efforts.
- Engaging and educating local communities.
- Developing Community Action Plans.
- Acquiring tools and protective equipment.
- Utilizing temporary or contracted labor for management strategies such as slashing and uprooting.
- Documenting experiences and managing processes.
Activity: 3.1.3 Restoration of Previously Colonized Sites by Invasive Species
- Restoration aims to reclaim areas previously overrun by invasive species using casual or contracted labor.
- Procedures involve:
- Verifying inclusion in the annual work plan.
- Identifying suitable species for restoration.
- Sourcing seedlings for planting.
- Carrying out planting and subsequent maintenance.
- Protecting the restored sites.
- Reporting on completed activities.
Activity: 3.1.4 Riverine Rehabilitation
- Engages in participatory identification and rehabilitation of riverine areas.
- Key expenditures consist of similar goods as prior activities.
- Important steps include:
- Confirming activity is in the work plan.
- Participatory mapping and identification of site restoration.
- Acquiring appropriate seedlings for riverine areas.
- Employing temporary or contracted labor for planting efforts.
- Maintaining planted areas as outlined.
- Reporting on activities.
Activity: 3.1.5 Protection for Natural Regeneration
- Focuses on measures ensuring natural regeneration management.
- Expenditures may include works, goods, services, and contracted technical services.
- Procedures consist of:
- Confirming activity in the approved annual work plan.
- Participatory identification and mapping for regeneration protection.
- Implementing protective measures such as fences and land use planning.
General Notes
- All activities emphasize community involvement and reflect a participatory approach to rehabilitation and conservation.
- The Project Appraisal Report, Technical Annexes, and natural forest rehabilitation guidelines serve as primary reference documents across all activities.
- Regular reporting and documentation are critical for monitoring progress and sharing experiences of implemented activities.
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Explore the significance of rehabilitating degraded forest areas to enhance climate change resilience. This quiz covers the activities outlined for supporting forest conservation and the importance of sustainable practices in environmental management.
