Interest groups in Ghana's forestry sector are engaged in a landscape restoration project to identify barriers to plantation development in the country.
Proposed project sites include resource-rich Dunkwa Forest District, resource-medium Offinso Forest District and resource-poor Kintampo Forest District.
The project will analyze the present approaches and the different schemes of landscape restoration for sustainable development.
The three year project is funded by TBI Ghana at a cost of €102,784, will come up with options to inform policy for effective and sustainable models for plantation development.
Listen to audio report by Kofi Adu Domfeh…
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