Project overview
Transnational Cooperation on nature-based solutions for restoring degraded forests of Central Europe
Forests in central Europe are suffering from climate change, physical disturbances and unsustainable management. To reverse their decline requires joint restoration efforts beyond borders but there are no commonly agreed restoration definitions and guidelines, yet. The RE-ENFORCE project addresses this absence by drafting a transnational restoration strategy, based on experiences made in pilot actions with a newly developed, web-based decision support system. The partners also introduce innovative financing options like carbon markets, which will help securing a participatory, long-term approach to forest restoration.
2,60m €
Project Budget
80%
of the Budget is funded by ERDF
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Lead partner
Austrian Research Centre for Forests
Institut für Waldwachstum, Waldbau und Genetik
Project partner
Croatian Forest Research Institute
Czech University of Life Sciences Prague
Department of Forest Planning, Forest Research, Information Systems / Division Forest Research
Duna-Dráva National Park Directorate
Fertő-Hanság National Park Directorate
Forest Research Institute
TESAF
Slovenian Forestry Institute
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