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Strategic Framework (2002-2005)
MISSION
To contribute to poverty alleviation, food security, economic growth and a sustainable environment
GOAL
To contribute to increased sustainable agricultural productivity and to improved nutrition, environmental management and income in the ECA region
- Reduced environmental degradation
- Increased returns to land and labour
- Improved social capital
- Increased investment in NRM
PURPOSE
Effective and efficient approaches for sustainable INRM and enhanced productivity are institutionalized in the intensively cultivated highlands of ECA
- Improved management of natural resources and production elements in selected watersheds
- Increased and improved livelihoods based on efficient use of resources in selected watersheds
- Policy makers and decision makers making better informed decisions
- Increased synergies between research and development partners
- Evidence of positive change in local and research institution strategies and arrangements.
OUTPUT 1
Support sustainable INRM in practice
- Evidence of farmers and communities integrating technical, management and institutional options and innovations
- Increased level of community action and advocacy aimed at improving policy and economic conditions
- Increased number of functional, strategic partnerships and integrated, collaborative activities
- Districts have more concrete, informed and better coordinated sustainable productivity policies and action plans
- Models and syntheses available on selected aspects of INRM
- Evidence of various effective integrated, participatory watershed management approaches and methods
OUTPUT 2
Scaling up of watershed-based INRM approaches through increased institutionalization and public investment
- Greater incorporation of INRM approaches into research priorities and practice of NARIs
- Evidence of enabling organizational mechanisms and procedures for researchers to implement INRM
- Evidence of development of institutionalization approaches and methods to improve INRM
- Greater application and convergence of social, institutional, policy and watershed dimensions into research
- Process monitoring and assessment tools and systems available and in use
- Increased information and experience exchange for diverse stakeholder groups
- Increased support by AHI's regional team to further integrated watershed development initiatives in degraded highlands
- Documentation of factors, lessons, and experiences
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