Akronym: RE-ENFORCE
Project number: CE0200902
Project duration: 1.6.2024 - 31.5.2027
Budget: overall 2,60 million €, for the Slovenian Forestry Institute 294.225 €
Cofinancing: 80 % European Commission: European Regional Development Fund, Interreg Central Europe Programme
Partnership: 9 partners, from 8 states
Lead partner: Austrian Research Centre for Forests BFW
Project overall objective
The main objective is to facilitate the restoration of degraded forest ecosystems through naturebased solutions (NBS). The project aims to strengthen transnational cooperation to develop nature based forest restoration strategy, test NBS in Pilot Actions and integrate NBS into a web-based Decision Support System. The project outputs will help forest conservation managers, policymakers, and resource planners to allocate resources better and implement NBS for restoring degraded forest habitats.
Project work plan
WP1 Identifying challenges, learning from past and harmonizing data and knowledge
WP2 Understanding forest degradation and testing transnational restoration strategy in Pilot actions
WP3 Transnational nature based solutions for restoring degraded forests of Central Europe
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