FORESTRY TRANSVERSAL
Services: Diagnostics and feasibility studies
Countries: Burundi
Dates of intervention: 2012/06 - 2012/09
Amount executed: 11 250 €
Total amount of the service: 11 250 €
Main backer: Commission européenne - Client
Main beneficiary: Commission européenne
Co-contractors: Terre environnement aménagement
Support provider: Maden LE CROM
Experts: Maden LE CROM
The Post-Conflict Rural Development Programme (PPCDR) in Burundi supported the development of communal forest management plans in four rural communes in eastern Burundi: Mpinga-Kayove, Nyabitsinda (Ruyigi Province), Giharo and Kinyinya (Rutana Province): (i) Analysis of demand for wood and non-wood forest products, (ii) Mapping of public and private forests, (iii) Forest inventories (species, quality and quantity of wood available), (iv) Development of management plans and five-year management plans to meet the wood needs of the economic sector while respecting the environment.
Analysis of demand for wood and non-wood forest products (NTFPs): (i) Interviews with stakeholders (elected municipal officials, forestry agents, loggers, sawyers, charcoal burners, carpenters, restaurateurs, farmers, bricklayers, etc.), (ii) Identification of pressures on forests (harvesting practices, drivers of deforestation and forest degradation, flows of wood products, etc.), (iii) Characterization of demand for wood and non-wood forest products (structure of the forest-based sector, quantification of demand for wood - public and private construction, cooking, heating, etc., and NWFP - medicinal plants, honey, etc., price structures and margins, etc.), (iv) Contribution to the drafting of forest management plans.
Analyses of the demand for wood and non-wood forest products (NTFPs) for the development of forest management plans in four communes in eastern Burundi: (i) Interviews with actors in the field, (ii) Identification of pressures on forests, (iii) Characterization of demand for wood and non-wood forest products (NTFPs), (iv) Contribution to the drafting of forest management plans.