| 1. MAB Reserve: |
Conservation status of East Usambara Forest upgraded by establishing the East Usambaras as a UNESCO Man and
Biosphere (MAB) Reserve |
| 2. Nature Reserves |
Management approaches developed and tested for nature reserves, and nature reserve system expanded. |
3. Catchment Forest
Reserves |
Management of national catchment forest reserves improved through consolidation and reduction of forest
fragmentation, and systematic development and testing of joint forest management systems. |
| 4. Village Forest Reserves |
Village forest management approaches developed and tested. |
| 5. Farm Forestry: |
Systematic farm forestry programme developed, including alternatives to using forest resources and forest land.
|
| 6. Extension: |
More effective extension and environmental education system in place, and number of villagers participating in
conservation issues increased. |
| 7. Research: |
Research relevant for forest conservation and management increased, and dissemination of information improved. |
| 8. Monitoring: |
Monitoring systems related to conservation activities improved. |
| 9. Eco-tourism: |
Eco-tourism in the East Usambaras promoted |
| 10. Policy: |
New supportive policies implemented and legislation for sustainable forest conservation in place. |
| 11. Institutional Support: |
Institutional mechanisms created and developed for sustainable forest conservation. |
12. Amani Botanical
Garden,
Research and
Training
Centre: |
Amani Botanical Garden rehabilitated for research, training and tourism purposes, and an associated centre for
tropical forestry research and training developed at Amani. |
| 13. Collaboration: |
Among the Tanga Regional Catchment Forest Office, Amani Nature Reserve, local communities and other institutions
strengthened. |
