14/06/2024
🔥 Пожарите на ниво на предел се сериозна закана како за биодиверзитетот така и за локалното население во целиот наш регион. Баш поради тоа ни е посебно драго дека во следните скоро 3 години ќе имаме можност да работиме на подигнување на свеста, едуцирање на јавноста и промовирање на проактивните мерки за ефикасно спречување на овие пожари преку Програмата за управување со пожари на ниво на предел во Западен Балкан 🇲🇰 🇷🇸 🇦🇱 🇽🇰 🇲🇪 🇧🇦
🔥 Extreme weather events like prolonged droughts create conditions for devastating fires, while post-fire rainstorms can lead to secondary disasters such as erosion, landslides, and river siltation. Insect outbreaks and plant diseases often follow landscape fires. Climate change, land-use changes, and rural exodus are increasing the vulnerability to landscape fires in the Western Balkans, making it one of the most affected regions in Europe. To mitigate these impacts, inclusive, cross-boundary cooperation and knowledge exchange are essential.
🇨🇭 The Landscape Fire Management in the Western Balkans (LFMWB) is a project funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), coordinated by Farmahem from Skopje, with backstopping support from Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation, aiming to strengthen capacities for landscape fire management in the Western Balkan region.
🏞️ The LFMWB's overall goal is to increase the resilience of Western Balkan forests and landscapes against fires, benefiting local livelihoods and socioeconomic development, using participatory approach that includes local populations, promotes gender equality, and raises public awareness about safeguarding natural resources. The programme aligns with SDC's strategic components: climate-resilient development and sustainable natural resource management. Programme outcomes are focused on improving regional cooperation, strengthening capacities for landscape fire management and revising policies to support sustainable landscape management.
🌐 The LFMWB Programme aspires to establish strong national and regional networks, foster multi-stakeholder policy dialogues, and integrate landscape fire management into climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies.
ℹ️ Learn more at our web page: https://www.lfmwb.net