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We will ensure during Forest Plantation Activities
When undertaking forest plantation activities, individuals have several obligations to ensure the success and sustainability of the project:
Environmental Obligations:
- Proper site selection: Choosing suitable locations with appropriate soil conditions, climate, and topography.
- Native species: Planting native tree species that are well-adapted to the local environment.
- Avoid sensitive areas: Avoiding protected areas, wetlands, or areas with high ecological value.
- Prevent erosion: Implementing measures to prevent soil erosion, such as contour planting or using erosion control techniques.
Social Obligations:
- Community involvement: Engaging with local communities to obtain their support and participation.
- Respect for local customs: Respecting local customs, traditions, and land use practices.
- Benefit sharing: Ensuring that the benefits of the forest plantation project are shared equitably with local communities.
Ethical Obligations:
- Sustainability: Prioritizing sustainable practices that ensure the long-term health and productivity of the forest.
- Transparency: Being transparent about project activities, outcomes, and expenditure.
- Accountability: Taking responsibility for the project’s success
Practical Obligations:
- Proper planting techniques: Using appropriate planting techniques to ensure tree survival.
- Maintenance and care: Providing regular maintenance and care, including weeding, watering, and pest control.
- Monitoring and evaluation: Monitoring the project’s progress and evaluating its effectiveness.
