1. Satisfaction
of basic needs of on a sustainable basis
2. Sustainable
utilization of forest resources
3. Participation
in decision making and sharing of benefits
5. To
conserve the ecosystems and genetic resources.
6. To
protect the land against degradation by soil erosion, floods, landslides,
desertification and other effects of ecological disturbance.
7. To
contribute to food production through an effective interaction between forestry
and farming practices.
8. To
strengthen and reform the organizational framework and develop the institutions
of the forestry sector to enable them to carry out their mission.
9. To
promote people’s participation in forestry resources development, management
and conservation.
In order to achieve the above
mentioned objectives the following six primary programs and six supporting
programs have been established.
1. Community
and private sector
2. National
and leasehold forest
3. Medicinal
and aromatic plants and minor forest products based industries development
4. Wood
based industries.
5. Soil
conservation and watershed management
6. Conservation
of ecosystem and genetic resources.
Supporting programs
1. Policy
and legal reform
2. Institution
reform
3. Human
resources development
4. Forest
research and extension
5. Resources
information and planning assistance
6. Monitoring
and evaluation.
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