To implement effective watershed management practices that enhance the environmental quality and support the economic development of the community through increased forest cover and improved soil and water conservation techniques.
Improve the quality of the environment by increasing forest cover, enhancing water resources, and reducing erosion and sedimentation.
Increase community incomes through diversified farming practices, improved conservation techniques, and the development of small businesses based on natural resources.
Build community capacity and increase awareness in managing and conserving natural resources.
Increased stakeholder commitment to participatory management of the microcatchment.
Development of integrated participatory management plans for the microcatchment.
Establishment of demonstration plots for conservation farming and watershed rehabilitation.
Enhanced community awareness regarding microcatchment management.
Implementation of a monitoring and evaluation system to assess watershed performance.
The project implemented participatory watershed management techniques that improved the local environment and community livelihoods. Notable outcomes include:
Enhanced environmental conservation through the establishment of agroforestry practices and soil conservation measures, which have reduced erosion and improved the sustainability of land use.
Increased economic benefits for the community through diversified agricultural practices and the introduction of value-added products, improving local incomes.
Strengthened community capacity in sustainable land management and conservation, with increased local engagement and enhanced understanding of environmental stewardship.
Demonstrated effectiveness of participatory approaches in watershed management, leading to better integration of community and stakeholder roles in environmental conservation efforts.
