Sustainable Management Of Fiji’s Forest Ecosystems
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Sustainable Management Of Fiji’s Forest Ecosystems
Objective
Enhanced sustainable management of Fiji’s forests and related ecosystems of national heritage importance
Milestones – 2014-2019
- At least one community project developed and implemented to address wildfire issues;
- Reviewing and promoting the formalisation of the ‘Sites of National Significance’ system;
- Active advocacy and participation where possible that results in the “Certification” of Fiji’s native forests, mahogany plantations and pine plantations;
- Active advocacy and participation results in the effective application of the Fiji Code of Logging Practice;
- Advocacy results in the effective implementation of the EIA provisions of the 2005 Environmental Management Act in respect of the sustainable use of natural resources;
- Active advocacy for Fiji’s carbon credit process to specifically benefit forest restoration and protection schemes;
- Conservation Values Programme for resorts and landowners introduced and active;
- Publish at least one case study of an implemented conservation values programme which involves landowners