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49 8 Ruvu Fuelwood Ruvu Forest reserve Coast region NORAD 1998- US$0.65 *Initiation of JFM in Ruvu Forest reserve Project 2001 *Agro-forestry and farm land tree growing to reduce pressure on natural forests *Capacity building through research, extension and study tours 9 Post graduate National NORAD 1997- US$ 10.5 *Support research on training restoration of forests of Forest Officers 2001 through community at participatory efforts Sokoine University *Staff training and provision of facilities *Conduct pilot projects on forest restoration Tanga NORAD 1998- *Support to local communities on improved 10 Beekeeping development project Singida 2001 beekeeping methods for income generation Tabora *Capacity building through research, Kigoma marketing and extension services *Provision of beekeeping tools 11 Development of the National FINNIDA 2000- US$0.4 *Identify stakeholders and their roles in Tanzania National 2001 implementing the forest policy of 1998 programme *Formulate strategies and activities of implementing the forest policy of 1998 based on expressed needs of local communities *Capacity building through training. 12 East Usambara East Usambara Tanga FINNIDA/ 1998- US$ 5.0 Management of the Amani Nature reserve catchment forests forests EC 2001 Management of watershed in East Usambara *Promote agro-forestry and farmland tree growing through participatory community efforts Supportive Supportive Supportive Supportive Supportive
50 *Promote JFM with local communities *Capacity building through training, research and extension services *Promotion of forest restoration biodiversity and monitoring of ecosystem changes 13 Regional Integrated Lindi and Mtwara Lindi and FINNIDA 1999- US$ 14.8 *Support of participatory forest management project support region districts Mtwara 2005 incollaboration with district authorities and other stakeholders Supportive Annex 4 53 continues Project name Operation Regions involved Donors Funding Funding Main project activities Support to S/N areas involved period level FLR *millions) 14 Support to SADC Olmotonyi Forestry Arusha FINNIDA 1997- US$ 0.7 *Support the forestry institute through Forestry colleges Institute 2001 staff training and provision of facilities to improve provision of Supportive training on participatory management of forests 15 SAPU Forestry and National SIDA 1997- SEK 3.14 *Pilot commercialization of forest plantations beekeeping division 2001 *Promotion of community based natural headquarters resources management programmes *Development of appropriate extension strategies *Restoration of degraded forest areas *Monitoring of forest development in Tanzania 16 Land Management project Babati, Kiteto and Arusha SIDA 1997- US$ 4.7 *Integrated land management focusing on Supportive
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FOREST LANDSCAPE RESTORATION Tanzan
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iii 4.2.1 Logical Framework Paramet
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v LIST OF TABLES 1 Land use types a
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vii ACRONYMS CFM Collaborative Fore
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xv ANALYSIS OF POLICIES AND INITIAT
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xvii Acknowledge the role of forest
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Page 58 and 59: 37 FAO. 1999. Natural Resource -Bas
Page 60 and 61: 39 MNRT 2001c. Woodfuel Strategy Op
Page 62 and 63: 41 GLOSSARY Community Participation
Page 64 and 65: 43 NAME POSITION INSTITUTION ADDRES
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