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- 1. Image: WRI India HOWTO REALIZE A GLOBAL RESTORATION MOVEMENT 31 August 2017
- 2. 2 48%of forests lost ordegraded Image: Flickr
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- 4. FOREST AGRO-FORESTRY AGRICULTURE- FARMING SUSTAINABLE INTENSIFICATION AVOID DEFORESTATION DEGRADEDLAND FOREST AGRICULTURE- FARMING AGRO-FORESTRY LANDSCAPE RESTORATION VISION FOR THE FUTURE TODAY VISION
- 5. - Water - Air -Biodiversity - Carbon - Wood - Livelihoods - Forest products - Carbon - Food - Livelihoods - Soil fertility - Carbon - Food - Livelihoods - Soil fertility - Carbon RESTORATION INTO WHAT?
- 7. 350mha of forest landscapes 150mhaofclimate-smart agriculture landscapes 500 MHA IN THE PROCESS OF RESTORATION BY 2030 FOR PEOPLE AND PLANET
- 8. 8 • 4 millionhectares restored • 99% ↓ in sediment in water • 2.5 million people out of poverty IT’S BEEN DONE IN CHINA…
- 9. Pre-1990s Today • 5 millionhectares of agroforestry • 2.5 million people with improved food security IT’S BEEN DONE IN NIGER…
- 10. IT’S BEEN DONEIN LATIN AMERICA …
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- 12. PACT The Atlantic Forest RestorationPact (AFRP) is a multi-stakeholder coalition established in 2009 with the aim to restore 15 million hectares of the Atlantic Forest by 2050.
- 13. Total: 196,655 hectaresunder restoration!!!! Projects under restoration Areas under natural regeneration
- 14. Governo do Estadodo Espírito Santo Secretaria de Estado de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos Program to Increase Forest Cover in Espirito Santo State
- 15. Interventions to generateincome, increase productivity, and protect the natural resources
- 16. Average property size:2.5-3 hectares Average investment R$ 24 mil / property/ 5 anos Equipe dedicada e comprometida 34 106 557 687 1473 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Contracts Planting 26% Natural regeneration 44% Sgroforestry systems 24% Silvipastoral systems 4% Floresta Manejada 2% Mais de 600 atendimentos já realizados neste ano e com primeiro pagamento do PSA já realizado
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- 23. CONSERVADOR DA MANTIQUEIRA PROJECT Restorationtarget: 1.2 million hectares
- 24. ALTHELIA: NOVO CAMPOPROJECT – MATO GROSSO • 100,000 ha pasture restoration (around 60 contiguous farms) • 10,000 ha reforestation • $98 million risk capital • Return made up of water and soil conservation, improved yields
- 25. COSTA RICA… Image: R.Chazdon
- 26. COCOA ZERO DEFORESTATIONIN PERU • US$ 58 million in risk capital and structured finance • 28,000 hectares of reforestation combined with cocoa production (3 regions) • 23,000 households integrated into international supply chains • 18,000 jobs • 10,000 households with access to finance • Farmer incomes reaching up to $4,000/ha
- 27. MORINGA AGROFORESTRY INCOFFEE LAND IN NICARAGUA • $24 million in risk capital • 6000 ha agroforestry-based coffee on small and medium scale farms • 6,000 permanent and seasonal jobs.
- 28. HOW TO SCALESUCCESSES? INSPIRE ENABLE MOBILIZE
- 29. Image: Flickr/CIFOR 1. Engagement 2.Scaling strategies 3. Finance 4. Monitoring 5. Partnerships
- 30. The Global Partnershipon Forest/Landscape Restoration was launched by the UK, IUCN and WWF at FAO COFO in 2003. The GPFLR works to: 1. Build support for forest restoration with key decision makers, at the local and international level; and 2. Provide information and tools to strengthen restoration efforts around the world. 1. ENGAGEMENT
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- 35. WANJIRA MATHAI H.E.GÖRAN PERSSON H.E. FELIPE CALDERÓN GOV. BILL RICHARDSON INGER ANDERSEN PETER BESSEAU NAOKO ISHII BIANCA JAGGER CHUCK LEAVELL ROSA LEMOS DE SÁ H.E. IBRAHIM MAYAKI CAMILLE REBELO AVIRAM ROZIN STEPHEN RUMSEY TONY SIMONS ANDREW STEER LAURA TUCK MARK TERCEK 1. ENGAGEMENT
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- 37. 37 • A methodologyexists to help develop scaling strategies at various scales • ROAM currently consists of six main components: 1. Stakeholders & stock taking 2. Geospatial mapping 3. Economic analysis 4. Carbon analysis 5. Restoration Diagnostic 6. Financial analysis 2. SCALING STRATEGIES
- 38. 38 • ROAM Resultsin Rwanda: – Active national cross-sector partnership – Priority landscapes identified and partnerships launched – Two national parks designated – New domestic funding window on restoration at FONERWA – Improved quantity, quality and diversity of seeds at the Tree Seed Center EXAMPLE: RESULTS IN RWANDA
- 39. Updated as ofAugust 2017. 23 ROAM processes by WRI & partners 8 ROAM processes by partners
- 40. Image: Flickr/CIFOR New RestorationEconomy 3. FINANCE
- 41. FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE OF20X20 + local Banks Risk Capital $1.55 billion already earmarked Debt finance Partial Risk Guarantee $220 million (15 million already assured) Investment Readiness Fund $30 million Working Capital $200 million 3. FINANCE
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- 44. 4. MONITORING Image: WRIIndiaImage: T. Woldemariam/WRI
- 45. Which drivers?What vegetation?Whyrestoration? 4. MONITORING
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- 48. New York Declaration on Forests I.20x20: a support platform for national restoration programs Technical Partners SUPPORT Member countries and regional programs Financial Partners Argentina Belize Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Uruguay Paraguay (Itaipu authority) Peru Regional programs: ABC, Bosques Modelo, Conservación Patagónica
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- 50. 50 1. Political engagement:Deepen beyond hectare commitment – e.g. tenure, domestic budgets, policies, etc. 2. Scaling strategies: Develop landscape-level strategies to complement and inform national- strategies 3. Mobilizing finance: Support project development, growth of restoration companies, intermediation in the land sector 4. Monitoring progress: Develop human + technology platforms to monitor progress 5. Partnerships: Build strategic partnerships and collaboration to get the BIG PRIZE!! MOVING FROM INSPIRATION TO IMPLEMENTATION
- 51. 51 Movement building: increasefocus on the people and entities that will do the restoration and develop channels of communication and learning, resource mobilization to action. MOVING FROM INSPIRATION TO IMPLEMENTATION
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