Partnership for Productivity Protection and Resilience in Cocoa Landscapes (3PRCL).
The Partnership for Productivity Protection and Resilience in Cocoa Landscapes (3PRCL) project aims to achieve a deforestation-free cocoa landscape, support the development of a market for climate-smart cocoa beans , and develop and pilot a landscape-wide governance framework in the Juabeso-Bia landscape in the Western region of Ghana.
The expected outcome of the project is to catalyze investment from the private sector to preserve approximately 160,000 hectares of protected forest reserve and deliver socioeconomic benefits to an estimated 150,000 people by 2020.
Touton is leading a consortium of partners which includes state institutions, traditional authorities, NGOs and private sector actors to implement this project.
The project is the first pilot of the Ghana Cocoa and Forests Emission Reduction Programme and will contribute towards early action under the Cocoa and Forests Initiative, launched in London with support from HRH the Prince of Wales in 2017.
The project is notably supported by the Partnerships for Forests.
Participants of the 2018 Tropical Forest Alliance 2020 (TFA2020) General Assembly (held in Accra) journeyed to the Bia-Juabeso Districts on 12th and 13th May 2018 to see for themselves the implementation of the Productivity Protection and Resilience in Cocoa Landscapes (3PRCL) Project.
Read More3PRCL and cocoa and forest stakeholders, officially launched the Juabeso-Bia Hotspot Intervention Area, and marked the beginning of establishing a Landscape Governance structure & system.
Read MoreTouton and partners, under the auspices of 3PRCL and supported by P4F, held a consultative workshop with key cocoa and forest stakeholders at the Kofikrom/Proso Rural Services Center, Juabeso District in the Western Region of Ghana
Read MoreOn 19 October Touton and partners officially launched the Partnership for Productivity Protection and Resilience in Cocoa Landscapes at the 2nd National REDD+ Forum in Ghana, in the presence of H.E. President Nana Akufo-Addo
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