TRI PROJECTS

TRI unites 3 Global Environment Facility (GEF) agencies, 9 countries in Africa and Asia, and 10 project teams under 1 initiative to overcome existing barriers to sustainable restoration and to effectively restore degraded landscapes.

TRI PROJECTS

TRI supports 10 projects in 9 countries, each of which is unique in its approach. Explore each project to learn more.

Cameroon

Supporting landscape restoration and sustainable use of local plant species and tree products for biodiversity conservation, sustainable livelihoods and emissions reduction in Cameroon.

Central African Republic

FLR supporting landscape and livelihoods resilience in the Central African Republic.

China

Enhancing ecosystem services from planted forests in China through FLR and governance innovation.

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Improved management and restoration of agro-sylvo-pastoral resources in the pilot province of South Kivu.

Guinea-Bissau

Protecting and restoring mangroves and restoring degraded rice fields for food security and climate mitigation in Guinea-Bissau.

Kenya (ASAL)

Restoration of Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands through bio-enterprise development and other incentives under TRI.

Kenya (Tana Delta)

Enhancing integrated natural resource management to arrest and reverse current trends in biodiversity loss and land degradation for increased ecosystem services in the Tana Delta.

Pakistan

Reversing deforestation and degradation in high-conservation value chilgoza pine forests in Pakistan.

Sao Tome and Principe

Landscape restoration for ecosystem functionality and climate change mitigation in Sao Tome and Principe.

United Republic of Tanzania

Supporting the implementation of an integrated ecosystem management approach for landscape restoration and biodiversity conservation in the United Republic of Tanzania.

The Restoration Initiative Journey: Nine countries united to support the Bonn Challenge

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