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Geospatial Tools for Mapping Potential Forest and Landscape Restoration
Kenya is committed to restore 5.1 million ha by 2030 as a commitment to Bonn Challenge. In addition, the country has a national obligations of attaining and maintaining 10% forest cover by 2022. Forest and Landscape. Download the PowerPoint in the attachments section.Submitted by JohnKigomo on 14 Jul 2021
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| topictitle | Geospatial Tools for Mapping Potential Forest and Landscape Restoration |
| type | FieldReport |
| thematicarea | FBEM |
| researchprogramme | CHERP |
| project | TRI |
| author | John N. Kigomo |
| summary | Kenya is committed to restore 5.1 million ha by 2030 as a commitment to Bonn Challenge. In addition, the country has a national obligations of attaining and maintaining 10% forest cover by 2022. Forest and Landscape restoration will have a big role to support fulfilment of this obligation. Mapping of restoration opportunities is crucial to delineate potential intervention areas. The attached presentation is crucial as a guide to provide basic mapping tools for beginners with little or no knowledge in GIS techniques |
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FLR_Geopatial tools_presentation_Ngugi.pdf | manage | 3 MB | 14 Jul 2021 - 13:17 | JohnKigomo | Forest and Landscape Restoration |
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