STREAM+
Applying #Agroecology for #Sustainable #Rangeland and #AgriculturalDevelopment
Funded by the European Union and BMZ and implemented by FAO and GIZ, STREAM+ (2024–2028) applies agroecology to improve livelihoods and ecosystem resilience in Selenge, Khentii and Khuvsgul aimags. Building on the earlier STREAM programme (2021–2024), the project combines agroforestry and ecosystem restoration, sustainable production and value chains, integrated landscape management, and policy and institutional development. Its interventions include rangeland reseeding, spring and water protection, beekeeping, sustainable beef and cashmere value chains, tree planting, shelterbelts, irrigation, nurseries, and deep wells. The project has already supported 30+ hectares of reseeding, protection of five springs, 30,000 trees planted, MNT 1.1 billion in agroforestry sales, organization of herders into producer groups, strengthened local planning capacity, and training for more than 4,700 people, linking ecological restoration with production, markets, and local governance.