WCC-PFM Project Results

The overall results of the project will include:

This approach, which empowers and trusts the local communities, is a new way of addressing the challenge of sustaining biodiversity conservation in the long term, without continuing projects or high levels of government funding for guards etc. By granting of clear forest rights and revenues to communities, PFM provides an economic motivation to match the responsibility of protecting the wild coffee.

Marketing Co-operatives established bc WCC-PFM

Name of co-operativeTotal MembersType of ProductKgPrice/kgRevenue (Ethiopean birr)
Forest Coffee Marketing Cooperative 78 Forrest Coffee 2135 114 243641
Amoragedel Wild Forest Product Marketing Cooperative 54 Wild Coffee/ Baboon Coffee

1788 (wild)

8 (baboon)

127 (wild)

200 (baboon)

229002 (wild)

1600 (baboon)

Mejenger Honey Producers Cooperative 45 Honey 760 45 34200

 

Number of forest management Groups and hectares secured by PFM agreements

Woredas

(District)

Forest Management GroupsTotal Members

Hectares Coffee

Forest

Hectares Natural

Forest

Sheko 35 3734 13456.6 15316.05
North Bench 8 435 0 784.2
Yeki 5 902 0 786.02
Guraferda 8 706 2827 43356.19
Grand Total 55 5777 16283.17 60242.46