Welcome SLM Myanmar Website

SLM Myanmar Website is developed by “Sustainable cropland and forest management in priority agro-ecosystems of Myanmar” project which supports national efforts in dismantling the existing barriers that prevent broadly applying and upscaling best practices for Sustainable Forest Management (SFM), Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) and Sustainable Land Management (SLM).

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Rapid assessment on impact of COVID-19 on rural farmers

The total of 171 respondents from 82 communities were involved. Smallholders rural farmers from Mindat and Kanpetlet (Hilly Region), Nyaung-U and Kyaukpadaung (Central Dry Zone), and Labutta (Delta/Coastal Region). The data collection is started from 11 to 22 May by telephone interview (2 participants/village)

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Latest Events

Short animation: “To conserve the natural resource; let’s adopt the agroforestry both”

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CSA and SFM Documents

The SLM-GEF Programme developed many different CSA and SFM books. Including Three modules of FFS Curricula and FFS Handbooks representing three Agro-ecological Zones,Four modules of CSA Curricula (Degree level, Diploma level, One-month and One-week courses), a CSA Handbook and others.

Success Stories

Growing Shaw-Phyu plant by learning from nearby demo plot, the lady farmer from Kyaukpadaung township

Understanding the benefits of soil mulching

Farmers willing to use climate-smart agriculture techniques including the system of rice intensification in wider scale in Labutta

Dialog (Q&A)

The SLM-GEF Programme organizes the dialogs section. All practitioners are welcome to join online discussions looking at sustainable forest management and climate smart agriculture from different perspectives.

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Contact

Building no. 39, Forest Department
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation
Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar

Phone: 09 423334625
Email: slmmyanmarinfo@gmail.com

 

Project details

FAO Project code: GCP/MYA/017/GFF

From: 01/07/2016
To:
30/06/2021 (no cost extension scheduled)

Geographic Area: Myanmar

 

Related Links

FAO SLM GEF Project