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Year: 2013
Region: Liberia
Theme: Decentralization, Local Governance, Public Sector Reform
Document Type: Program Document
Implementing Institutions: Ministry of Internal Affairs, Governance Commission
Program Duration: April 2013 – December 2017
Total Budget: 27,105,000 US$
Funding Partners: Government of Liberia, Sweden, European Union, UNDP
Objectives: Strengthen local governance, enhance service delivery, establish legal framework for decentralization, build capacity of MIA
Target Audience: Local governments, public institutions, citizens
Approval Dates: 2014
Outcomes: Deconcentrated services, improved accountability, legal framework established, MIA capacity strengthened, program management
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Gila Water Resources III: Modeling the Impacts of Post-fire Restoration Methods on Vegetation Recovery in the Gila National Forest (2013–2017)
Year: 2013–2017
Region / Location: Gila National Forest, New Mexico
Thematic Areas: Water Resources; Disasters; Wildfire; Vegetation Recovery; Remote Sensing
Document Type: Research project report
Project Team Lead: Henry Grover
Project Team Members: Ebony Williams; Darby Levin; Tyler Pantle
Advisors & Mentors: Dr. John Bolten (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center); Keith Weber (GIS Training and Research Center, Idaho State University); Dr. Raha Hakimdavar (United States Forest Service)
Partner Organizations: USDA United States Forest Service, Gila National Forest; USDA United States Forest Service, Region 3
Study Period: 2013–2017
Study Focus: Vegetation recovery after the 2013 Silver Fire
Methods: Random forest regression; Google Earth Engine; Landsat 7 ETM+; Landsat 8 OLI; difference Normalized Burn Ratio (dNBR)
Application Area: Post-fire restoration planning and assessment
Community Concerns: Post-fire erosion, flooding, debris flows, vegetation loss, impacts on downstream infrastructure and resources
Topics: 2013–2017 Decentralization LDSP