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Climate-resilient agroforestry landscape restoration

Restore whole dryland landscapes using agroforestry, silvopastoral systems and climate-resilient farming practices.

How the method works

Combine traditional knowledge, agroforestry, silvopastoral systems and sustainable low-carbon farming to rehabilitate degraded landscapes.

What the sources establish

• The UN profile describes climate-resilient agroforestry, silvopastoral systems and sustainable farming practices as part of the Dry Corridor restoration approach.

  UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration / Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Central American Dry Corridor · source_reported

• Transforming Eastern Province Through Adaptation (TREPA) uses or describes the method represented here: Climate-resilient agroforestry landscape restoration.

  UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration — Ecosystem Restoration Hub — Transforming Eastern Province Through Adaptation (TREPA) · source_reported

Issues connected to this method

• Forest degradation
• Climate risk and extreme weather
• Land degradation and soil erosion

Projects using this method

• Central American Dry Corridor
• Transforming Eastern Province Through Adaptation (TREPA)

Where it may apply

• Drought-prone agricultural landscapes

Limitations and risks

• Results depend on rainfall, land tenure, farmer incentives and long-term adoption.

Sources

• hub.decadeonrestoration.org
• hub.decadeonrestoration.org

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