Restoration Opportunities Assessment Methodology Roam Report Un

Restoration Opportunities Assessment Methodology Roam Report Un Citation: iucn and wri (2014). a guide to the restoration opportunities assessment methodology (roam): assessing forest landscape restoration opportunities at the national or sub national level. working paper (road test edition). gland, switzerland: iucn. 125pp. authors: stewart maginnis, lars laestadius, michael verdone, sean dewitt,. Restoration opportunities assessment methodology (roam) a framework for assessing national and subnational restoration potential. it can help governments and institutions: estimate the economics of restoration strategies. identify priority landscapes. develop national level strategies. provide often missing data. build high level support.

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