Six Monthly Technical Progress Report July 2011December ... - WWF
Six Monthly Technical Progress Report July 2011December ... - WWF
Six Monthly Technical Progress Report July 2011December ... - WWF
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fundamental mechanism for the implementation of the forest restoration activities <br />
in Quangnam, has also been discussed with the PMU. Please also refer to 3.1. <br />
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Intermediate result 3.3 <br />
By end of the project, the forest fragmentation index for the project areas with direct <br />
rehabilitation interventions has been reduced by 50 % (based on an analysis of the <br />
fragmentation and the monitoring of the forest carbon in those areas). <br />
<strong>Progress</strong> <br />
Discussions with the German Air and Space Agency regarding cooperating on forest <br />
cover mapping and fragmentation analysis are ongoing. A short‐term service <br />
provider has also been appointed to assist with the planning of an optimal way <br />
forward regarding the spectrum of technologies available to provide a base line <br />
against which project progress can be measured. We are also planning to conduct <br />
some research on change detection over time on the basis of LANDSAT imagery, <br />
starting in the 1980s. The fragmentation index itself will be calculated upon the <br />
most recent remote sensing imagery from Rapideye or SPOT images. Preliminary <br />
analysis has demonstrated that ground‐truthing needs to be deployed in order to <br />
achieve accurate figures. There will also be close cooperation with the current work <br />
being done on the development of MRV technology for the REDD component of the <br />
CarBi project. <br />
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Intermediate result 3.4 <br />
The participatory land use planning of the forest areas to be restored has been <br />
completed for the first areas by 18 months after project start, including the <br />
development of maps and the redbook allocation. <br />
n/a <br />
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Intermediate result 3.5 <br />
At least 7500 ha of forest land (e.g. natural forests and afforestation) areas are <br />
formally allocated to households and communities by the end of the project. <br />
n/a <br />
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Intermediate result 3.6 <br />
By 30 months after project start, first land titles with red book certificates of natural <br />
forests of good quality (at least 2c or 3a) have formally been issued to communities for <br />
sustainable forest management. <br />
n/a <br />
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