With a long-term, landscape-based and inclusive approach to supporting local communities, RECOFTC Myanmar has been working to promote sustainable forestry practices in the country since 1987.
Working with relevant stakeholders, we help strengthen the implementation of sustainable landscape management in Myanmar. We enhance capacity in forest management and stakeholder engagement as we work to strengthen resilience to climate change and disasters.
This transboundary landscape of 4.7 million hectares stretches across the Dawna and the Tenasserim mountain ranges, the Malay Peninsula and into Thailand.
Inle Lake landscape is a historic, cultural and biodiversity hotspot. Its wetlands support many endemic fish, snails and plant species. Seven ethnic communities call the Inle Lake home.
This project aims to enhance land and ecosystem health while promoting equitable and gender-transformative improvements in food and tenure security...
This is a collaborative initiative aimed at improving land and forest resource governance in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar and Viet Nam.
This project conducted a feasibility assessment for a potential carbon project in the eastern Inle Lake landscape of Myanmar.
This project aims to strengthen community forestry practices and land tenure security in Myanmar.
This project aims to develop sustainable business models in Myanmar and Viet Nam, addressing environmental degradation through nature-positive...
Explore is a research network and community of practice dedicated to expanding and applying knowledge on forest landscape governance in Southeast Asia...
This project was an initiative aimed at strengthening forest landscape governance in the Mekong region, where an estimated 85 million people depend on...
