Achievements and successes for scaling up experiences in the “forests, biodiversity and ecosystems” sector
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The projects of the Forests, Biodiversity and Ecosystems (BBE) sector of the EUROCLIMA1 program have generated significant achievements in terms of pilot experiences in sustainable forest and ecosystem management, adaptation to climate change, participatory governance systems and sustainable income generation for local populations. The study “Achievements and successes for scaling up experiences in the Forests, Biodiversity and Ecosystems sector” seeks to identify to what extent and under what conditions they could be replicated or scaled up.
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