Sustainable Forest Management in a Changing Climate FAO Finland Forestry Programme

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1 Sustainable Forest Management in a Changing Climate FAO Finland Forestry Programme Anssi Pekkarinen FAO Firestry Helsinki, March FAO Forestry

2 BETTER INFORMATION FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT Component 1 Monitoring and Assessment Component 2 Programmes (NFP) Governance Component 3 Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) Contribution to SFM and REDD+: Reliable and up-to-date information on forest resources Better decision making, policies, strategies, planning Improved forest management Climate change adaptation and mitigation Enhanced rural livelihoods Sustainable development and poverty reduction Component 4 Communication FAO HQ

3 Component 1 Monitoring and Assessment Information need assessment Methods and tools Capacity development Implementation Field inventory Socio-economic survey Mapping Household Trees, vegetation, land cover / land LU/LC, change surveys, assessment, key informants, FREL, used, institutions, non-wood governance products

4 Open Foris Initiative Enabling multi-purpose forest assessment, monitoring, and reporting Design & Planning Sampling & protocol design Field computer setup Field map production Data Collection PC-based data entry Mobile data collection Data Processing Data validation & QA Result calculation & analysis GIS/RS analysis Dissemination & Reporting 1. National and International Reporting: 2. NFP 3. Local level planning

5 Component 2 Programmes (NFP) Governance Component 1 Monitoring and Assessment Collection and analysis of SE data Review and revision of NFPs Normative Guidance on SE monitoring Forestry module for WB s Living Standards Measurement Study Integrated Surveys on Agriculture (LMSS-ISA)* *in collaboration with PROFOR, CIFOR, IFRI, WB

6 Component 3 Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) Component 2 Programmes (NFP) Governance Normative guidance - Climate Change for Forest Managers - Climate Change for Forest Policy Makers - Guide to implementation of phytosanitary standards in forestry Other - Community forest management in Peru - Wildfires in Tanzania Component 1 Monitoring and Assessment

7 Component 4 Communication Component 3 Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) Regional communicators networks trained on communication tools and techniques Video productions, news articles, press releases, etc. Component 1 Monitoring and Assessment Component 2 Programmes (NFP) Governance

8 Ecuador Main achievements I In total 1893 field plots were measured 600 hectares sampled. Socioeconomic method was developed and tested Long-term monitoring programme designed First national biomass maps of Ecuador and remote sensing based deforestation estimates produced Monitoring unit within the Ministry of Environment

9 Peru Main achievements II Methodology developed and endorsed Field inventory initiated Draft socioeconomic method was developed and tested Capacity development and publications SERFOR supported CFM modules

10 Viet Nam Main achievements III NFI method developed Capacity development in inventory and mapping Framework for long term monitoring of the forestry resources established with LUKE (Metla). Method for socioeconomic and governance monitoring has developed

11 Capacity Development Sustaining Critical mass Institutionalization Lessons learned Changes in government structure Personnel Long term financing

12 Lessons learned From data to information Restricted / Open access to data How to read and use forest data and information Accessing results KISS principle

13 Country presentations Integrated Land Use Assessment II of Zambia. Mr. Mindenda Pande Resources Monitoring and Assessment of Tanzania. Mr. Nurdin Chamya.

14 Thank you for your attention! This work was realized with financial support of Finland