Catalogue Bois Énergie

Green Charcoal Project - Addressing Barriers to Adoption of Improved Charcoal Production Technologies and Sustainable Land Management Practices through an Integrated Approach

2014
  2019
Région
Africa
Pays de mise en œuvre
Uganda

The objective of the project is to secure multiple environmental benefits by addressing the twin challenges of unsustainable utilization of fuel wood (including charcoal) and poor land management practices common in Uganda’s woodlands through technology transfer, enhancement of the national policy framework and promotion of Sustainable Land Management (SLM) and Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) practices.

 Project interventions include: 1) Data collection and improved coordination and enforcement of regulations governing the biomass energy sector, in particular those related to sustainable charcoal; 2) Dissemination of appropriate technologies for sustainable charcoal production in selected charcoal-producing districts; 3) Strengthening the capacity of key stakeholders in SFM and SLM best practices and establishment of sustainable woodlots.

Mots clés
Uganda, charcoal, woodfuel, wood, policy, woodlands, kiln, SLM, SFM
Type d'initiatives
Programme ou projet
Sous-catégorie programme/projet
Gouvernance efficace, Amélioration des ressources / de l’approvisionnement, Amélioration de l'efficacité de conversion, Utilisation efficace, Alternatives
Niveau d'intervention
National
Agences responsables
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD); UNDP
Organisme de financement
UNDP