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MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES

MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES. Forest Monitoring For REDD. “A Case of The Integrated Land-use Assessment (ILUA) - Zambia”. Presented By Abel M. SIAMPALE Senior Forestry Officer - ILUA. 9 – 12/06/2008, Bonn - Germany. PEOPLE. ECOSYSTEM.

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MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES

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  1. MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES Forest Monitoring For REDD “A Case of The Integrated Land-use Assessment (ILUA) - Zambia” Presented By Abel M. SIAMPALE Senior Forestry Officer - ILUA 9 – 12/06/2008, Bonn - Germany

  2. PEOPLE ECOSYSTEM 1. Biophysical (Variables) Data 2. Socio-Economic (Variables) Data Population Information Accessibility to Services Environmental Problems Livestock production General Land Management Knowledge (Legislations) Soils texture and Drainage Land use & Forest Types Crop Information Forest Products and Services ILUA ZAMBIA IN BRIEF (THE CROSS - SECTOR APPROACH)

  3. STAKEHOLDERS INVOLVED IN ILUA Lead Institution is Forestry Department, Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources. Collaborating Institutions: • Agriculture, (Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives). • Survey, (Ministry of Lands). • Central Statistical Office, (Ministry of Finance and National Planning). • ZAWA, (Zambia Wildlife Authority) • Fisheries • Water Affairs Department • University of Zambia • Copperbelt University • Local Government, (Councils) • Zambia Forestry College • NGOs

  4. THE SAMPLING DESIGN FOR THE ILUA IN ZAMBIA

  5. ILUA DATA - ZAMBIA Forest Inventory Data Spatial Information DATABANK Attribute Data Base Spatial Data Base • Biophysical Data • Poverty Alleviation • Access to Resources • Bio-energy & Environment • Land Cover maps • Land Use maps • “Resource maps” • Sustainability maps C1 C2 THE INFORMATION PRODUCTS FOR ILUA - ZAMBIA

  6. Extent and Potential of Forest Sector

  7. “INFO PROD 1 – ACCESS TO RESOURCES, LAND OWNERSHIP IN ZAMBIA”

  8. Major Household Activities among the Sample Households

  9. Livestock-Related PolicyDomains MACROECONOMIC POLICIES I. Reducing vulnerability land – water – feed – risk-coping Policies promoting pro-poor livestock sector development II. Creating conditions for growth services – credit – markets III. Sustaining growth food safety – competitiveness – environment Source: ILUA Policy Workshop – Dr. T. Kalinda

  10. Level of Agricultural Input Utilization Policy implications in terms of: • Promoting higher utilization of inputs like fertilizer among smallholder farmer to enhance productivity and conservation of land and forest resources • Credit and Extension provision • Facilitation of private sector participation through infrastructure development Source: ILUA Policy Workshop – Dr. T. Kalinda

  11. Forest Disturbance Level (Based Forest Inventory Assessments)

  12. Pattern of Forest Harvesting (Based on Responses From Household Data

  13. WAY FORWARD WITH ILUA • Establishing a national database on the land use resources - contribute to sustainable natural resource management • Support the establishing of a long-term resource monitoring system across multiple sectors (institutionalizing ILUA to provide detailed data to REDD) • Support dissemination of reliable and update information on land use to policy and decision makers and the general public. • Identify social, cultural, environmental and economic aspects of land use and land use change to address a number of issues such as climate change, floods, land degradation, deforestation, research, etc • To stimulate the implementation of best practice guidelines (reclassification of protected areas) in fire management, timber harvesting, tree planting, carbon accounting, etc. • Strengthen positive synergies across sectors • Encourage value augmenting activities, wildlife ranching, eco-tourism, carbon markets and trading ,etc • Improve on scientific approaches to data generation (local modeling) and capacity building within FD

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