Introduction to the Project

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Introduction to the Project Svane Bender-Kaphengst 19/11/2013

NABU - Who we are One of the biggest and oldest nature conservation organisations in Germany (1899) Counts on >500,000 members and supporters, 30,000 volunteers NABU is the German partner of BirdLife International (>100 organisations in 110 countries) 2

International focus areas Hotspots of biodiversity Caucasus Protection of forests, conservation of endangered species Africa Protection of forests, climate, protected areas, regional development, conservation of endangered species Asia Protection of forests, conservation of endangered species 3

NABU s mission in Africa Conservation of biodiversity and habitats Climate change Regional development and sustainable use of natural resource Support to protected areas Strengthening of local environmental organisations 4

Kafa Biosphere Reserve 5

Majestic rain and cloud forests 6

Kafa Biosphere Reserve One of the last remaining forest areas in Ethiopia Highland (up to 3.100 masl), SW Ethiopia Eastern Afromontane Hotspot of Biodiversity 760.000 ha, ~ 1 mio. inhabitants 7

Kafa Biosphere Reserve 8

Kafa Biosphere Reserve Natural highlights: Caves, water falls, hot springs, wildlife incl. lions Regional products: Wild ginger, pepper, cardamom, honey Historical and cultural values: Kafa Kingdom, National Coffee Museum 9

Kafa Biosphere Reserve Centre and origin of the genetic diversity of Arabica coffee World in situ gene pool with enormous diversity (5.000 wild varieties) and extraordinary value (~1.4 billion US Dollars) 10

Local Population Terpsiphone viridis Hyperolius parkeri Cercopithecus mitis Bostrychia hagedash 11

Threats to Kafa Biosphere Reserve Forest loss of ~43% (1988-2008) Assuming business as usual, the forests would disappear within the next 10-20 years Root causes: selective logging, conversion into farm land, population growth, agroinvestment Consequences: fragmentation/ degradation, land slides, change of microclimate, loss of species/ ecosystem services 12

Support to Kafa Biosphere Reserve Establishment of Kafa Biosphere Reserve: Public- Private Partnership project with DSW, Geo Rainforest Conservation, GIZ, Original Food (2006-2009) and others Promotion, marketing, management Support to fundraising e.g. REDD+ project 13

Project Facts Climate Protection and Preservation of Primary Forests A management Model using the Wild Coffee Forests as Example Duration: 2009-2013 Budget: ~3.2 mio. EUR Funded by: International Climate Initiative by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety 14

Project partners Ministry of Agriculture 15

Project goal To preserve the Afromontane cloud forest, in order to avoid additional greenhouse gas emissions through deforestation, to maintain its significant carbon storage capacity, and to safeguard the provision of ecosystem services for the local people to reduce vulnerability to climate change 16

Project goals Improve forest management and household energy Rehabilitate forests as carbon store and for sustainable use Support regional development 17

Project components Fundraising and Marketing Campaign Participatory Forest Management Rangerteam and Multiplier Program Ecotourism Community Plantations Local Communication Campaign Project Information Campaign Forest and Climate Monitoring Forest and Community Analysis Energy Saving Stoves Reforestation 18

Component goals Introduction of 1,500 ha (5,000,000 seedlings) community plantation Transfer of 10,000 ha of forest area to Participative Forest Management (PFM) 19

Component goals Reforestation/ Rehabilitation of 500 ha of degraded forest with native tree species Reforestation of 200 ha of degraded /cultivated land with native multipurpose species Introduction of at least 10,000 woodsaving stoves in selected communities 20

Component goals Set up of In tourist infrastructure in at least 5 regions (e.g. hiking trails, watching towers, open air museum, model lodge, training to service providers/ community members) Train and install 30 rangers 21

Component goals Set up of effective monitoring of CO² emissions/ forest change Awareness creation on biosphere reserves and importance of forest preservation for climate protection for at least 500 out of 1,000 people 22

Project benefits Preservation of habitats and biological diversity (particularly Arabica coffee) Creation of best-practise model for climate and resource protection and sustainable regional development Improve living conditions of local communities (new sources of income, job creation, health and living conditions) Back up of Ethiopian laws and strategies on natural resource management 23

Project team 24

Thank you for your attention! NABU Headquarters Svane Bender-Kaphengst Charitéstraße 3 10117 Berlin, Germany Tel. +49 (0)30.28 49 84-0 Fax +49 (0)30.28 49 84-20 00 Svane.Bender@NABU.de www.nabu.de 25