Sustainable forest management

Implementing core forestry operations, including nursery development, soil and water conservation, fire management, and infrastructure development to restore natural resources and improve community conditions.

Sustainable forest management

This component includes the planning and implementation of core forestry operations.

The major sub-components include grassroots planning of forestry operations, implementing forest working plans for individual forest units, planning and developing village-level community nurseries and FED/FD-ADC-managed district-level nurseries, carrying out soil and water conservation measures, managing fire risks in fire-vulnerable forest areas, and developing critical infrastructure for forest management.

To restore and conserve natural resources within villages—while promoting environmental and biodiversity conservation and enhancing the socio-economic conditions of community members—various activities are undertaken under this component.

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JFMCs and MICRO PLAN

JFMCs and MICRO PLAN

In Meghalaya, Village Employment Council (VEC) is the designated body for implementing the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act...

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Restoration of degraded forest areas

Restoration of degraded forest areas

(To achieve the project objective, degraded forest areas is restored through forest operations such 
as assisted natural regeneration (ANR) and artificial...

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Participatory Land Use Planning

Participatory Land Use Planning

(Participatory Land Use Planning (PLUP) involves community members, including both men and women, conducting land use planning collaboratively).

Before making a...

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Forest nursery

Forest nursery

(New permanent forestry nurseries have been established to fulfill the need for seedlings necessary for the aforementioned forest restoration or...

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Forest Research

Forest Research

(Efforts have been undertaken to conduct research or thematic studies and develop new technologies in forest management to efficiently restore...

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Soil and Water Conservation for Forest Management

Soil and Water Conservation for Forest Management

Meghalaya State has extremely erosive soil and experiences intensive rainfall. Soil erosion is one of the major contributing factors to...

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