Turkey Resiliet Landscape Integration Project – (TULIP) TÜRKİYE DAYANIKLI PEYZAJ ENTEGRASYONU PROJESİ (P172562)
Dünya Bankası Destekli Proje, 2021 - 2028
- Proje Türü: Dünya Bankası Destekli Proje
- Başlama Tarihi: Ocak 2021
- Bitiş Tarihi: Aralık 2028
Proje Özeti
Turkey Resilient Landscape Integration Project (TULIP)
TULIP will support the efforts of Turkey in addressing the multitude of environmental and socio-economic challenges facing the Bolaman basin in the Eastern Black Sea and the Cekerek basin in Central Anatolia while enhancing the livelihood security and resilience of local communities against the risks and impacts of climate-induced landslides, flooding, and drought.
The project will adopt an integrated landscape management (ILM) approach in the targeted basins to achieve these objectives.
ILM approach benefit from that
* Field, farm and forest practices are designed to contribute to multiple objectives, including human well-being, food and fiber production, climate change mitigation, and conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services;
* Shared or agreed management objectives that encompass multiple benefits (the full range of goods and services needed) from the landscape;
* Ecological, social, and economic interactions among different parts of the landscape are managed to realize positive synergies among interests and actors or to mitigate negative trade-offs;
* Collaborative, community-engaged processes for dialogue, planning, negotiating and monitoring decisions are in place;
* Markets and public policies are shaped to achieve the diverse set of landscape objectives and institutional requirements.
Therefore, Field-level innovations began to be implemented at landscape scale, while conservation-oriented landscape approaches began to incorporate production elements more systematically. This will bring a development vision for the integration of agricultural, environmental and rural livelihood outcomes for a better and livable rural areas. The project development objective is to strengthen integrated landscape management and increase access to improved livelihood opportunities and resilient infrastructure for rural communities in targeted areas of Turkey.