
International Training on Climate-Smart Forestry
Enhancing forest management practices to support climate adaptation, mitigation, food security, and ecosystem resilience.
Course Background
Forests and trees play a vital role in climate-smart agriculture (CSA), food security, and ecosystem health.
Climate change significantly affects forests, while forest management choices influence our capacity to adapt
to climate impacts and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
ECAS Institute recognizes the urgent need to integrate climate considerations into forest management.
This course explores how forests and trees can enhance food security, provide ecosystem services,
and contribute to both climate adaptation and mitigation through climate-smart forestry.
Objectives of the Training
What You Will Learn
Duration and Program
This structured training course consists of four lessons and explores climate-smart forestry from a technical perspective.
The program combines expert instruction with case studies and practical insights. Detailed schedules will be shared
prior to training commencement.
Target Participants
This course is designed for professionals engaged in forest management and climate action, including:
Training Modules
Training Style
Training is delivered through lectures, PowerPoint presentations, case studies, field visits, breakout sessions,
and interactive discussions. Guest speakers contribute both in person and via online platforms.
General Notes
About ECAS Institute
ECAS Institute provides independent training, research, and consulting services focused on climate change,
resilience building, carbon markets, renewable energy, nature-based solutions, biodiversity conservation,
agriculture, and food systems.
Based in Nairobi, Kenya, ECAS Institute works across Africa and globally with partners in Europe and North America.