Uganda has established the following UNFCCC REDD+ elements reflected in decision 1/CP.16 paragraph 71 as summarised in table 1 below

Uganda FRL calculation revised- Annex 11

Available data on fires in Uganda comes from MODIS burned area product. It shows that several areas of north and northeastern Uganda are burnt mostly in the months of December to March. However, due to the decline in forest cover, most these fires are occurring in
 

Uganda has a rich source of data from a variety of forest inventories that have been conducted over the last twenty years and therefore is fortunate enough to be able to analyse the occurrence of forest degradation in some of the inventory sites that have been revisited over the years.
 

The DMS provides a convenient and secure single sign-on provision on the login page, simplifying the authentication processes for the users.

The manual includes content that has been adopted (and modified to suit the local condition) from previously published agroforestry and conservation farming training guides and manuals which are here acknowledged.

The Ministry of Water and Environment and the National Forestry Authority (NFA) have been implementing Collaborative Forest Management (CFM) program in Central Forest Reserves for the past two decades. The CFM approach enables communities to participate in meaningful negotiations and decision-making regarding the routine management of forest resources, and to benefit from the sustainable co-management of forests.

District Forest Officers_UGANDA_As of 1st  March 2021

The IFPA-CD project development objective is to to improve sustainable management of forests and protected areas and increase benefits to communities from forests in target landscapes that include Albertine Rift, the refugee hosting areas of West Nile Region and Lamwo District.