Participatory adaptation: Development of restoration strategies for increasing carbon stocks and combating species losses on degraded lands

Based on the results of WP 1 and WP 2, concrete activities to increase the resilience of forests will be developed for Government owned forests and implementation will be started. Conditions of the watersheds will be assessed, carbon losses will be quantified and interventions to combat land degradation (slope stabilization by using native bamboo, agroforestry, road alignment and cut, etc.) are identified.
In the frame of a participatory adaptation approach and embedded in national development plans management strategies and activities for increasing carbon stocks, particularly on degraded lands will be developed. The strong focus on capacity building will guarantee long term sustainability of inputs and ownership of knowledge and activities.

PhD and Mster Theses connected with this work package

Jigme Tenzin, PhD
Sustainable forest management strategies of broadleaved forests in Bhutan

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Shera Doelkar, MSc
Assessment of agroforestry interventions and its influences upon soil erosion and carbon stocks in Dagana, Bhutan

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Yonten Norbu, MSc
Assessment of participatory land use planning for watershed management in a selected watershed in Bhutan

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Tashi Norbu Waiba, MSc
Evaluation of old and recently built farm roads in the selected watershed of Bhutan

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