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Jun 27, 2023 · The outcome of these events will enable AFF and its stakeholders to develop a strategy to: (i) provide a forum for dialogue to enhance collaboration and mechanisms of sharing experiences in the African continent on processes, methods and tools to capitalize on forests and tree-based systems for climate change adaptation and mitigation; (ii) deliberate on findings from the studies to contribute ...
Specifically, the following tasks were implemented: (i) to identify and document land management approaches and practices, including policies, institutions and legal measures guiding them, applied in mangrove forest areas; (ii) to assess the sustainability of promising land management approaches and practices identified under no. 1 above; (iii) to evaluate the potential of the identified land ...
This study was aimed at producing information that will be used by relevant stakeholders in facilitating the development of public-private sector partnerships in forestry involved in value addition to wood and non-wood forest products in Southern African region; specifically for five countries: Madagascar, Mozambique, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Mar 4, 2022 · iv). Prepare a programme on how the tasks will be undertaken. This will include more details on how to: (a) Develop a video treatment and script for each case that presents a clear storyline for the documentary. An example are short videos on the impact of AFF’s work in the selected cases/stories for social and online media.
Cross-border trade in forest products and services and trade impacts in West Africa Labode POPOOLA
Jun 15, 2021 · The current third phase (2018- 2022) of the project is guided by the following four specific objectives: (i) strengthening the capacity of African forestry stakeholders in adopting best practices that integrate both adaptation and mitigation options in response to the impacts of climate change and variability to biophysical and social systems in different landscapes; (ii) enhancing national ...
Terms of ReferenceT. 21I. INTRODUCTIONThe African Forest Forum (AFF) is a pan-African non-governmental organization with its headquarters. in Nairobi, Kenya. It is an association of individuals who share the quest for and commitment to the sustainable management, use and conservation of the forest and tree resources of Africa for the socio ...
the use of low carbon, less toxic, and ecologically friendly agricultural inputs characteristic of a green economy. With the exception of a few policies, these aspects were inadequately covered. The study suggests their inclusion when updating current policies.
e three (3) weeks spread over a period of one (1) calendar month, commencing on 17 May 2021. Online moderators shall work from their locations but be in close consulta. io. with rel. vant staff at the AFF Secretariat while keeping to an agreed delivery schedul. .8. DEADLINESApplications must be received by the AFF Se.
vi Message from the Executive Secretary In these last two years forests and trees outside forests continue to feature very strongly in national,
