Improved ecosystem care and restoration are cost-effective for carbon sequestration while providing multiple environmental, social and economic co-benefits . Protecting and restoring natural forests and wetlands reduces flood risk across multiple African countries . In Kenya, enclosures for rangeland regeneration diversified income sources, which could increase the adaptive capacity of local people . Sustainable agroforestry in semi- arid regions provides income sources from fuelwood, fruit and timber and reduces exposure to drought, floods and erosion . Forest protection in Zimbabwe maintains honey production during droughts, providing food supply options if crops fail . Community-based natural resource management in pastoral communities improved institutional governance outcomes
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