#GLFnairobi2018: Restoration Ready Quiz Week 1 - FLR

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* 1. What is your name?

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* 2. How would you describe the essence of Forest and Landscape Restoration?

Restoring a landscape to meet present and future needs and agroforestry practices

Enhancing ecological integrity through reforestation, afforestation, and restoration

Ongoing process of regaining ecological functionality and enhancing human wellbeing to meet the present and future needs.

Maintain vital processes of an ecosystem and enhance ecological functionality

Silvicultural practices to enhance food security and private and public investment in restoration initiatives

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* 3. What is an example of restoration intervention, used for land that is vulnerable to catastrophic events?

Intermittent management to improve fallow

Mangrove enhancement and establishment of protective land buffers

Silviculture practices for enhancement of woodlands and quality

Agroforestry management for improved crop productivity

Natural regeneration and tree planting

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* 4. FLR also contains a political element, in planning and executing of the restoration initiative, who is involved in the decision making process?

National government and ministers

Diverse stakeholders and those interested in the outcomes of FLR interventions

Only landholders with direct claim to the land being restored

Local and watershed communities only

A & D

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* 5. How does location factor into FLR decisions - which of the below do you prioritize?

Corridors between natural forest, remnant forest patches and buffer areas around residual forest patches

Steep, eroding slopes or riparian areas

The location of the most degraded areas in the landscape

Where restoration is most needed or would make the biggest impact

All of the above answers should factor into the location of FLR interventions

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* 6. What are some benefits of FLR?

Better food and water security for more secure livelihoods among forest communities

Increasing supply for forest products, bio energy and carbon stocks

Improving soil fertility, reducing erosion reducing pressure on existing forest land

A & B

A , B and C

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* 7. What role does natural regeneration play in FLR?

Enhancement of forests on very steep slopes along water course where natural flooding is common

Enhancement of existing forests and woodlands of diminished quality

A low cost intervention used on highly degraded land to regenerate formerly forested land, requires a seed source

Management of trees on fallow agricultural land to improve productivity

Plating of trees on former forest land with native species or exotics for various purposes

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* 8. Which of the following global restoration initiative aims to 100 million hectares, sequester 250 million tonnes of carbon and create 350 000 jobs by 2030?

The Global Partnership on FLR

The Great Green Wall

AFR 100

The Global Restoration Initiative

The Bonn Challenge

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* 9. How much forest and soil is lost in Ethiopia each year due to Degradation?

485 hectares of forest & 7 million metrics tons of fertile soil

150 000 ha of forest & 4 million metric tons of fertile soil

1500 ha of forest & 9 billion metric tons of fertile soil

92 000 ha of forest & 2 billion metric tons of fertile soil

None of the above

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* 10. What benefits have restoration efforts created in Nigeria?

Development of forest products and enterprise such as beekeeping, gum extraction etc.

Employment and training of 140 staff from local and federal government

Restoration of 485 hectares planted with 6 indigenous species

Provision of fodder for livestock

All of the above

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* 11. How many hectares of land do the Bonn Challenge and the GPFLR want to restore by 2020 and 2030?

15 and 35 million hectares

100 and 200 million hectares

10 and 20 million hectares

150 and 350 million hectares

8 and 16 million hectares