Reforestation FMU 17A - Sabah Forestry Department
Reforestation FMU 17A - Sabah Forestry Department
Reforestation FMU 17A - Sabah Forestry Department
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Global <strong>Forestry</strong> Services<br />
Conclusions<br />
• Forest restoration is economically viable based on<br />
calculations of IRR and annual rates on returns that<br />
is comparable to current market rates<br />
• Investment can be used to generate income to SFD<br />
that would not be available under degraded natural<br />
forest conditions.<br />
• The use of the mosaic design to mitigate negative<br />
impacts can be used to meet certification<br />
requirements.
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