Nabe Kanfiegue

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Agriculture

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The scope of this species, forests and water conservation management and research is directed to investigate Togo’s environment management problems in the 34 districts of the country. The reasons behind as the object of research are: -Bringing closer the industry with the research community on a Togolese level, through the establishment of an industry working group and the organisation of a course for students and professionals: facilitating communication and networking between the industry, investors on the local level that will support capital flow for product development and community’s project implementation, improving the framework conditions for encouraging the implementation of RE-desalination; creating widespread awareness about the benefits of the technology through a promotional campaign involving use of the local media; to develop to meet the station objectives set forth in the Master Plan. The purpose of this plan is to establish a schedule of operations for the manipulation of managed waters. Data acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination; the importance regular and timely availability of the necessary data for sustainable forest, species and water management and conservation is very crucial to the future development of the forestry sector. Some of the requirements for meeting this objective include: training of staff, youth, farmers and continuous upgrading of skills in the disciplines related to forest officers' immediate functional responsibilities including computer literacy and network; installation of the necessary organization structures for efficient and regular data collection and processing; simplification of data collection procedures and the use of user-friendly software from a menu to cover the necessary data requirements to the production of outputs in the desired formats; motivation of staff and youth and women groups to ensure the retention of key personnel; promotion of inter-sectoral cooperation with respect to environmental protection and forest statistics compilation; installation of the necessary data archival procedures to minimize data loss; Formation of forestry, species and water information centres and libraries; long-term ecological research into: how large protected areas have to be to ensure sustainable conservation; valuation of the services that the forests, species and water provide to mankind; Poor funding of programmes by government hampers most of the activities in the forestry and water sectors. Some of the means of generation of funds for the sector include: stronger support of developed countries to tropical countries in their effort to improve farming, forest management and species and water conservation; The benefits derived from the environmental protection or species conservation of large areas of natural forest that can be viewed as services rendered by one country to the national community. In this respect, international transfers and concession financing would be required to support such projects. Some of the revenues that accrue from the forests should be ploughed back to be used in the management of the forests as is being done in other countries. This requires the determination of the appropriate levels for the sale of timber and the issue of concession in national forests.

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