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It isa four-year project funded by the German Government through the International Climate Initiative (IKI).  \nGNIplus combines the strengths of three world-leading organisations – Climate Policy Initiative, AECOM, and Pollination. It provides governments with the best available policy, technical, financial, governance, and legal expertise to support the implementation of their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement. GNIplus also supports governments as they work to mobilise private investment and create long-term, sustainable growth and development.  \nThe report was developed by AECOM, authored by Jérôme Maurice, Clara Champalle, Omar Daouda with contributions from Emily Le Cornu, Milica Apostolovic, Steve Smith (as lead verifier) and Renard Teipelke.  \nReport citation: AECOM (2022) Climate Action in the Forestry Sector in Kenya ‒ Sector Roadmap  \nFront cover photo credit: Donald Kamua (Pexels)  \nFUNDER  \nExecutive Summary  \nA significant part of Kenya's socio-economic and environmental well-being stems from its forestry sector. It contributes more than 3.6% of the country's gross domestic product, employs more than 50,000 people directly, and is a backbone of the tourism industry – providing the habitat for much of Kenya’s wildlife, which is a major tourism draw. However, the country’s forests are under threat due to deforestation, degradation and a lack of investment, amongst other reasons– refer to the Climate Action in the Forestry Sector in Kenya: Status Review (AECOM, 2021) for further information.  \nKenya’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) targets a reduction of 32% in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 under the Paris Agreement. The country’s efforts to combat climate change rely heavily on forests that serve as carbon sinks and will therefore help to achieve this target. Accordingly, the forestry sector isone of the country top priorities for mitigating climate change.  \nThe objective of this Roadmap is to assist the Kenyan Government to meet its NDC commitment by contributing to the design and implementation of forestry-related projects. The Roadmap report and associated tool have been developed in line with national strategies and action plans, such as the NDC, the National Climate Change Action Plan 2018-2022 (NCCAP), and the National Tree Cover Strategy. It is intended for use by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry , as well as other parties such as financial institutions, donor agencies, private sector, and non-governmental organisations.  \nIn developing the Roadmap, a multi-criteria analysis was performed to assess the performance of each prospective opportunity outlined in the key strategic documents against a set of criteria namely: enabling potential (activities that must be performed in order to make it possible to perform value adding activities.); ease of implementation; timescale of implementation; and timescale until effective. According to the forestry sector's climate action report, the Roadmap identifies options for overcoming the barriers and challenges that the sector faces. The identified opportunities were classified into three categories:  \n• Short-term enabling opportunities: opportunities with high enabling potential, ease of implementation, short duration of implementation and high effectiveness (2021-2022).  \n• Mid-term enabling opportunities and pilot programs: opportunities that can be implemented starting in 2023 following the successful implementation of short-term enabling opportunities. These may be delivered within 2 to 5 years.  \n• Long-term enabling opportunities with high impacts on climate objectives: enabled by short and mid-term opportunities and which could contribute very significantly to achieving Kenya’s NDC objectives by ","cbCaibUgeLPDNQXW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibUgeLPDNQXW","pdf",1465288,"English","# 1. Introduction\n# 2. 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