In einem Forschungsprojekt, das von @snf-ch.bsky.socialt.ly/WAYq0

Denn in Äthiopien sind es meist Kleinbauern, die Kaffee entwaldungsfrei anbauen – aber für sie sei es schwierig, die nötigen Daten zu liefern. Er & Elisabeth Bürgi Bonanomi vom CDE, Universität Bern, schlagen deshalb einen Landschaftsansatz vor, um die Verordnung entwicklungsfreundlich umzusetzen.

Therefore, a more holistic approach to biodiversity offsetting and related policy mechanisms is needed – and that requires looking beyond protected areas, they conclude. doi.org/10.1016/j.rs...

Remarkably, rates of deforestation and forest degradation skyrocketed about a year after the #mine#ProtectedArea#land#timber for export.

In a #SNISGeneva#ForestDegradation#biodiversity offset areas, and – above all – in their surroundings.

Only 2 patches have been spared human interference. In both cases, the patches were sacred forests. Access to them is regulated by various traditional norms and institutions. In the interview, Chinwe Ifejika Speranza, says: “Local forms of management must be recognized and supported.”

The researchers have identified 420,464 forest patches between 0.5 and 1,000 ha and quantified their loss of area and stock between 2000 and 2022. The number of forest patches declined by 2 % overall, the loss of total area was 6 %. They also examined the structure of 9 selected forests...

Based on #coffee#Ethiopia, this project will show how regulations for deforestation-free supply chains can be designed to effectively promote socially, economically, and ecologically sustainable processes in producing countries.

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