1. CARPE inception Workshop Yaoundé, FEBRUARY 07-09, 2007 Jef DUPAIN, Program Director Landscape 9 Land Use Planning Maringa Lopori Wamba

2. Ngombe Mongando Mongo Kitiwalist Logging? Markets? Bushmeat hunting? In-migration? Governance? CBO’s?

3. HEARTLAND CONSERVATION PROCESS FOR THE MLW-LANDSCAPE Site Conservation Target & Goal Setting Socio-economic and NR analysis(Conduct socio- economic & biological surveys) Threat & Opportunity analysis(Review legislation & evaluate feasibility CFMA Market surveys Review & mapping of current practices Consultation with stakeholders) Finalize Management plan: * CFMA/CNRM * Microenterprises * Plantations and agriculture * Logging Implementation & Evaluation Adaptive management Strengthening civil society and governance: a.Community b.Regional forums c.G-DRC (legislation policy and law enforcement) Monitor natural resource use FY04 FY05 FY06 FY04-06 ongoing Consultation with stakeholders IR 1: NR managed sustainably IR 2: NR governance strengthened IR 3: NR monitoring institutionalized

4. Indicative zoning ERZ CBNRMs AP

5. Zoning updated by USFS approach  Landscape desired conditions out come. - Change from “Threats based” to “Desired outcomes based - Identification of desired outcomes on base : DRC national prioritary agenda, Forest code (August 2002), PMP CARPE and Consortium expertise.  Macrozones identify : Based on the “desired outcomes”: through Remote Sensing technique, spatial modeling we project indicative percentages of the different use zones in the landscape: Protected Areas= 15% Wetlands= 10% CBNRMA-nPF= 12% CBNRMA-PF= 53%-33% ERZ= 10%-30%

9. Thank you very much!