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FIRST NAME LAST NAME TITLE COMPANY NAME CITY COUNTRY E-MAIL brunoh.cnredd@gmail.com Bruno Hugel Technical Adviser REDD National Coordination - Ministry of Environment, Nature Conservation & Tourism Paul Jacovelli Chief Technical Advisor Sawlog Production Grant Scheme (Uganda) Kinshasa Democratic Republic of Congo Kampala Uganda paulj@sawlog.ug Julius Kamau Forest Specialist Embassy of Finland Nairobi Kenya julius.kamau@formin.fi Stanislas Kamazi Minister Ministry of Environment & Natural Kigali Rwanda stanislask@yahoo.fr Resources Benson Kanyi Programme Manager Tree Biotechnology Trust, Kenya Nairobi Kenya bkanyi@tree-biotech.com Per Karlsson Program Design Officer, Eastern Africa African Wildlife Foundation Nairobi Kenya pkarlsson@awfke.org Romano Kiome Permanent Secretary Ministry of Agriculture Nairobi Kenya dnmarigi@kilimo.go.ke dmarigi@yahoo.com Godwin Kowero African Forest Forum (AFF) Nairobi Kenya g.kowero@cgiar.org Patti Kristjanson Research Leader CCAFS Nairobi Kenya p.kristjanson@cgiar.org David Kuria Kijabe Environment Volunteers Matathia Kenya davekenvo@hotmail.com Lars Laestadius Senior Associate World Resources Institute Washington United States larsl@wri.org Bo Lager VI Agroforestry Kisumu Kenya bo.lager@viafp.org Mahamane Larwanou African Forest Forum Nairobi Kenya m.larwanou@cgiar.org Stewart Maginnis Global Director, Environment & IUCN Gland Switzerland stewart.maginnis@iucn.org Development Merja Mäkelä Counsellor (Natural Resources) Embassy of Finland Dar es Salaam Tanzania merja.makela@formin.fi Michael Malmberg KOMAZA Kilifi Kenya michael.malmberg@komaza.org Matthews J. Manda Deputy Director Land Resources Conservation Lilongwe Malawi mmanda91@gmail.com Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security Sabrina Manville KOMAZA Kilifi Kenya sabrina.manville@komaza.org ANNEXES 125
ANNEX IV (CONTINUED) FIRST NAME LAST NAME TITLE COMPANY NAME CITY COUNTRY E-MAIL Thomas Mbeyela Principal Field Officer National A.I.Centre Usa River Tanzania tmbeyela@gmail.com Richard Mbithi Miti Mingi Conservation Centre Nairobi Kenya nyamaimbithi@gmail.com Agnes M. Mgomezulu Deputy Director Department of Agriculture Extension Lilongwe Malawi mzondwa22@hotmail.com Services Robert Mogendi Writer Science Africa Nairobi Kenya robertmogendi@yahoo.com Marta Monjane IUCN Nairobi Kenya marta.monjane@iucn.org Frank Msafiri National Coordinator National NGOs Coordinating Nairobi Kenya bfmsafiri@yahoo.com Committee on Desertification in Kenya Paulino Mugendi Damiano Kenya Program Coordinator Trees for the Future Nairobi Kenya paulino@treesftf.org Lilongwe Malawi mussajj@gmail.com John Mussa Director, Land Resources Conservation Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security Kenya Mutiso Director African Forest Nairobi Kenya Kenya@african-forest.net Simon N. Mwangi Senior Department Head, Agronomy Del Monte Kenya, Limited Thika Kenya smwangi@freshdelmonte.com Constance Neely World Agroforestry Center Nairobi Kenya c.neely@cgiar.org Junko Nishikawa Environmental Specialist World Bank Nairobi Kenya jnishikawa@worldbank.org Alphan Njeru Director PwC Kenya Nairobi Kenya alphan.njeru@ke.pwc.com Joseph Nkinzo Tchibo President TaiCom Kinshasa DRC nkinzo@gmail.com Francis Ole Sakuda Director Simba Maasai Outreach Ngong Kenya simookenya@yahoo.com Organization Liam O’Meara Managing Director Bamboo Trading Co. Kenya liam@africaonline.co.ke Robert O’Meara Bamboo Trading Co. Kenya rob_omeara@hotmail.com Geoffrey Onyango CARE International Thika Kenya gonyango@careclimatechange.org Anja Oussoren Director Ivory Consult Ltd Nairobi Kenya anja@ivoryconsult.com Mine Pabari IUCN Nairobi Kenya mine.pabari@iucn.org 126 INVESTING IN TREES AND LANDSCAPE RESTORATION IN AFRICA
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Acknowledgments This volume draws o
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REFERENCES_________________________
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OVERVIEW Reforestation measures for
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out their plans. This vision of cli
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ABBREVIATIONS ACT ADB BDSP CA CBI C
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PROFOR RA REDD REIT SADC SAGCOT SFM
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INTRODUCTION WHAT DO WE MEAN WHEN W
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The approach can involve the use of
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HOW CAN WE GENERATE INVESTMENT? Des
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1 TREE-BASED AND OTHER LAND MANAGEM
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Macro Trends That Affect Demand for
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In this context, investment opportu
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Indigenous Fruits, Nuts, and Kernel
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Honey The global trade in honey is
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TABLE 1.4. PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTI
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continue to depend on charcoal and
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Tree Crops Coffee is one of the top
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Faidherbia albida intercropping sys
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Carbon storage in fertilizer tree s
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Marketing and Processing Investment
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1.4 VALUE CHAIN INNOVATIONS FOR PRO
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In Africa, farms that engaged in ce
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3. Some tree-based investments, suc
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2 WHERE DO PRIVATE MARKET INCENTIVE
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and coordinate investment in major
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BOX 2.1. KAGERA RIVER BASIN: TRANSB
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at first seemed modest, when adjust
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with strong policy and extension su
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country-level analyses to identify
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supermarket in Africa, and growing
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nonfarmed areas in infrastructure,
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BOX 2.5. WESTERN KENYA TEA LANDSCAP
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size of an agricultural carbon proj
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COUNTRY PUBLIC PRIVATE (by descendi
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To avoid participating in this scen
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need to be developed. Progress in l
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3 OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS FOR
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BOX 3.1. REDD BENEFITS TO LOCAL COM
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Page 118 and 119: _____. 2011. Conflict, Security and
Page 120 and 121: ANNEXES ANNEX I. SOURCES OF SPATIAL
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Page 130 and 131: ANNEX IV. INVESTMENT FORUM PARTICIP
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