Alliance for the Restoration of Forest Large Scales in Africa (AREECA).

Solutions connected with Alliance for the Restoration of Forest Large Scales in Africa (AREECA).

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East and South Africa
WHO SAID ONLY PROJECTS MATTER? GOMEZA COMMUNITY IN SELF-DRIVE TO CONSERVE THE PROTECTED AREAS
Harrington
Nyirenda
Community Self-drive
Partnerships
Pépinière pour la FS Bamelo Commune de Babadjou
West and Central Africa
Afforestation des forêts sacrées au Cameroun: Protéger le patrimoine écologique et culturel avec semences et sauvageons locales
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Hannah
Weggerle
Identification des forêts sacrées potentielles pour la restauration
Création de pépinières locales pour les espèces indigènes
Mise en place de conventions locales intégrant les forêts sacrées
Planting
East and South Africa
Entarara Forest: Establishment of community-managed natural forests
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Hannah
Weggerle
Area survey and boundary marking
Removal of Invasive Species in Entarara Forest
Establishment of Entarara Community Forest Association (CFA)
Development of User Groups for Livelihood Support
Stakeholder Engagement meeting at the district headquarters to end encroachment in Mvai forest reserve
East and South Africa
Multi-Stakeholder Engagement for Improved Management of the Mvai Forest Reserve in Ntcheu District, Malawi
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Hannah
Weggerle
Degradation Mapping and Baseline Survey
Establishment of the Chief’s Forum
Community Education and Sensitization
Adequate By-Laws and Enforcement Mechanisms
Demarcation of Reserve Boundaries with Community Involvement
Livelihood Diversification for Conservation
Launch of KCNRN
East and South Africa
Kajiado County Natural Resource Network: Improved Planning, Awareness and Scale-Up of FLR among communities
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Hannah
Weggerle
Establishing a County-Level Governance Mechanism
Public Awareness and Community Mobilization Through Cultural Campaigns
Capacity Building for FLR Implementation
Wildlife comeback at the ALOCA first site .the sighting was done in April 2024
East and South Africa
Implementing FLR in wildlife-coupled systems using Pastoralist Managed Natural Regeneration (PMNR) techniques
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Hannah
Weggerle
Identification of a Suitable Community-Based Organization (ALOCA)
Organization of Community Meetings with Landowners (Local Barazas)
Agreement on Designating and Demarcating Restoration Sites
Raising Awareness on Restoration and Livelihood Opportunities for Maasai Women and Youth
Monitoring and Reporting on Restoration Progress