S N.	Project Name/Client	Project Area	Major Activities/Functions	Total Budget	Start Date	End Date	Partners
1	Nepal Forest & Wildfire Management Project   Funding: IDRC Canada	Whole of Nepal, with field data from Lalitpur and Kavrepalanchok Districts	Study and analysis of issues affecting improved forest fire governance in Nepal	Canadian $68,910)	July 2015	October 2017 Extended 4 months due to effects of the 2015 catastrophic earthquake	Thompson Rivers University, BC, Canada (Lead). Ministry of Forests d Soil Conservation, Nepal Forest Fire Management Chapter
2	Mapping of Invasive Alien Plant Species in TAL & CHAL Nepal/ NTNC component   Funding: USAID/WWF Hariyo Ban Program	450 grids (5kmx5km) in 35 districts of TAL & CHAL Nepal	Conducting mapping of invasive species in TAL & CHAL district. Will model for potential occurrence in whole TAL and CHAL till 3500 m elevation	NPR 1,911,000	April 2016	November 2016 (Field completed, modeling & report preparation going on)	N/A
3	Revision of National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) and Development of the Fifth National Report to CBD/Government of Nepal, Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation   Funding: GEF/UNEP	Nepal	The project prepared Nepal’s National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (2014-2020) by also incorporating emerging themes and issues and considering the Aichi Biodiversity Targets, and Nepal’s Fifth National Report to CBD.	NPR 11,649,961	April 2013	July 2014	N/A
4	Rapid Assessment of Chitwan Annapurna Landscape (CHAL)   Funding: USAID/WWF Hariyo Ban Program	Mustang, Myagdi, Parbat, Syanjya, Baglung, Gulmi, Argakanchi, Kaski, Tanahu,	KAFCOL conducted a rapid assessment of CHAL area. Assessment included mainly investigating biodiversity hot spot areas, biodiversity corridors, social and gender inclusion situation,	NPR 4,250,000	May 2012	August 2012	N/A

		Lamjung, Manang, Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha, Chitwan, Nawalparansi, Palpa, Makawanpur districts of Nepal	Community forestry, agriculture, drivers of deforestation, climate change issues, infrastructure development, tourism and hydrology.
5	A review of different models of Public Private Partnership (PPP) and development of appropriate model forest enterprise model/ FAO, Leasehold Forestry and Livestock Program (LFLP)	Dolakha, Ramechhap, Sankhuwasaba, Tehrathum and Dang	This project reviewed most potential forest enterprises in 5 districts for possible implementation by LFLP program. This project recommended most viable, appropriate and implementable model of PPA for LFLP	NPR 230,000	Feb, 2012	April, 2012	N/A
6	Institutional Cooperation Instrument (ICI)- Improving Capacity on Forest Resource Information Technology’ in Vietnam and Nepal/ DFRS, DOF and Improving Community Forest User Groups	Whole Nepal	This project has been financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), Finland. This project documented and assessesed the forest resource condition, forest stock in collaboration with FRA project of the Government of Nepal.	NPR 54,000,000	January, 2010	January, 2012	The Finish Forest Research Institute (MELTA), Joensuu Research Unit, KAFCOL, IoF, Tribhuwan University, MFSC Nepal, DFRS and Vietnam Government
7	Improved Community Forestry Governance through Action Research/ University of Life Science, Denmark and ComForM Project	Mustang, Baglung, Kaski and Chitwan Districts, Nepal	Baseline study conducted in CFUGs of Chitwan, Kaski, Baglung and Mustang Districts, and Lete Forest User Group of Mustang has been empowered to plan and implement livelihood improvement plans focusing to seabuckthorn enterprise	NPR 1,209,000	December 2010	December 2012	N/A

			development with more consideration to the poor, women and dalit households.
8	Assessment of Forest Sector Contribution to Poverty Alleviation/ AFPNet/FAO and Community Forestry User Groups	Dang, Pyuthan and Mustang districts of Nepal	FAO in collaboration with the Asia Forest Network (AFN) jointly provided support to conduct this study. This is part of the studies conducted in 11 Asia and Pacific countries including Nepal. This study forms part of the project “Making forestry work for the poor: Adapting forest policies to poverty alleviation strategies in Asia and the Pacific”. The Department of Forests of each country had been the partner of the project.	NPR 510,000.00	December 2010	June 2011	N/A
9	Assessment of Contribution of the Selected Non-timber Forest Products to Poverty Reduction and Factors Influencing NTFPs Cultivation in Private Land/ University Grant Commission of Nepal	Dang, Pyuthan and Rolpa districts of Nepal	Action research on assessment of contribution of selected NTFPs to poverty reduction in selected CFUGs of District was implemented by KAFCOL. Six faculties and students were involved in the action research program. The result indicated that NTFP in Community Forests has contributed significantly to poverty reduction.	NPR 1,000,000	Oct 2009	Oct 2011	N/A