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Project GREENLIGHT

Youth-led watershed and forest restoration in the Sierra Madre ecological region of the Philippines through indigenous propagation, nurseries, tree growing and environmental stewardship.

Problem

Forest degradation, Climate risk and extreme weather

Place

Infanta, Quezon Province, Philippines

Organisations

ChildFund Philippines

Method

Community-led watershed and native-forest restoration

Review state

SOURCE-CHECKED

What the sources establish

1. The Hub profile reports 15 hectares under restoration and a 2030 restoration goal of 50 hectares.

   source checked · source reported · reported not independently verified — UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration — Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Project GREENLIGHT

   Limitation: Initiative information and metrics are self-reported on the Ecosystem Restoration Hub.

   Limitation: Hub publication does not mean UNEP monitors the implementer or independently verifies ecological outcomes.

   Limitation: 4PLANET treats reported scale and impact statements as source-reported unless independent evidence is separately linked.

2. The Ecosystem Restoration Hub publishes Project GREENLIGHT as a restoration initiative in Infanta, Quezon Province, Philippines.

   source checked · strong · source record — UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration — Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Project GREENLIGHT

   Limitation: Initiative information and metrics are self-reported on the Ecosystem Restoration Hub.

   Limitation: Hub publication does not mean UNEP monitors the implementer or independently verifies ecological outcomes.

   Limitation: 4PLANET treats reported scale and impact statements as source-reported unless independent evidence is separately linked.

What this record does not establish

4PLANET has not reviewed this project under its own method. No 4PLANET partnership, funding or verified ecological outcome is recorded.

Sources

• hub.decadeonrestoration.org

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