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SUMMARY:Tokyo International Conference on African Development Side Event
DESCRIPTION: \nTokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) is a summit meeting on African development. The summit was initiated by Japan in 1993 and so far five conferences have been held in Japan. Its main objective is to promote high-level policy dialogue between African leaders and their partners as well as mobilize support for African-owned development initiatives. The 6th conference will be held in Kenya on 27-28 August at KICC and subsequent side events will take place prior to and during the main event at different venues. ICRAF is privileged to host two side events on 25-26 August. \n1. The Future of Wood-Based Energy – 25 August 2016\nDownload program \n2. Forest & Landscape Restoration for Food Security and Resilience to Climate Change – August 26\, 2016\nDownload program \nFurther reading:\n \nNjenga\, M. Iiyama\, R. Jamnadass\, H. Helander\, L. Larson\, J. de Leew\, H. Neufeldt\, K. Röing de Nowina\, C. Sunderberg. Gasifier as a cleaner cooking system in rural Kenya. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2016. doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.01.039  (available under terms and conditions) \nMara ecosystem threatened by charcoal production in Nyakweri Forest and its environs: ICRAF Technical Brief 3: \n[PDF] Policy solutions for sustainable charcoal in sub-Saharan Africa  [PDF]\, a publication of the World Future Council. \n[PDF] Mara ecosystem threatened by charcoal production in Nyakweri Forest and its environs \n[PDF] From transition fuel to viable energy source: improving sustainability in the sub-Saharan charcoal sector \n[PDF] Developing sustainable tree-based bioenergy systems in sub-Saharan Africa \nDownload presentation by Dr. Henry Neufeldt to Our Common Future Under Climate Change conference here. \n Restoring forests: What constitutes success in the twenty-first century? By Douglass F. Jacobs\, Juan A. Oliet\, James Aronson\, Andreas Bolte\, James M. Bullock\, Pablo J. Donoso\, Simon M. Landhäusser\, Palle Madsen\, Shaolin Peng\, José M. Rey-Benayas\, John C. Weber. New Forests\, 2015\, Page 1. \n— \nBlogs: \n Creating a ‘smokeless’ village in India \nDemystifying the World’s Forest Landscape Restoration Opportunities \nLandscape restoration talks at global innovations forum\, GFIA 2015 \n It only takes prunings from trees on farms and efficient stoves for smallholder farmers to meet their cooking energy needs \n Promoting early-maturing\, oil-rich shea trees and holding off the charcoal threat \n Experts’ advice on woodfuel governance in Burkina Faso \n Trees for wood energy and land restoration \n Towards a sustainable tree-based bioenergy sector in sub-Saharan Africa \n From ‘energy poverty’ towards sustainable tree-based bioenergy \n Charcoal production in sub-Saharan Africa can be sustainable \n Brushing up charcoal’s image \n Keeping healthy and saving trees  \nUnpacking the evidence on firewood and charcoal in Africa \n A burning issue: woodfuel\, public health\, land degradation and conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa. \nPolicy briefs (2015) \n Developing sustainable tree-based bioenergy systems in sub-Saharan Africa: \n Opportunities and challenges of landscape approaches for sustainable charcoal production and use \nDeveloping sustainable tree-based bioenergy systems in sub-Saharan Africa \nWorking papers \n From transition fuel to viable energy source: improving sustainability in the sub-Saharan charcoal sector \nSee also: \nhttp://www.worldagroforestry.org/ \n http://www.un.org/en/africa/osaa/partnerships/ticad.shtml \n Atlas of Forest Landscape Restoration Opportunities: an online interactive map from WRI\, the University of Maryland\, and IUCN \n Global Partnership on Forest Landscape Restoration \n  \n
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