Follow the progress of the landscape management planning process in the priority landscapes of the Congo Basin. This document database lets you view the reporting documentation provided by the landscape leads.
| Title | Landscape | Macrozone | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community network establishment workshop Declaration (PACT 2008) | Ituri-Epulu-Aru | Bakwanza CBNRM | French |
| Epena in Tanga River Management Plan (2008) | Lac Télé-Lac Tumba | Tanga River Proposed CBNRM | French |
| Sustainable Forestry Management Legal issues report (CIFOR 2008) | Maringa-Lopori-Wamba | K2 ERZ | French |
| Ikobey CBNRM Strategy Document (2008) | Lope-Chaillu-Louesse | Ikobey CBNRM | English |
| Summary of Community Agricultural Project (PACT 2008) | Salonga-Lukenie-Sankuru | Lotoi-Lokoro CBNRM | French |
| Patrol Reports (Mouckoumou 2008) | Lope-Chaillu-Louesse | Waka NP | French |
| Lefini Reserve Strategy Document (2009) | Leconi-Bateke-Lefini | Lefini Reserve (CBNRM - Yrs 4 +) | French |
| UGADEC CBO Reserve Projects Strategy Document (2008) | Maiko-Tayna-Kahuzi-Biega | UGADEC CBO | all SIX communities |
| Project 3 Erosion control in Cyanika and Rugarama (WWF 2008) | Virunga | Kinigi CBNRM | Swahili |
| Abanga River Strategy Document (2008) | Monte Alen-Monts de Cristal | Abanga River CBNRM | French |
| Lac Tele Community Reserve Management Plan (2009) | Lac Télé-Lac Tumba | Lac Tele Community Reserve | French |
| Community Hunting Areas 1 and 8 Management Plans (2008) | Dja-Odzala-Minkebe (Tridom) | 9 Community hunting areas | 2 pilot hunting areas |
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