Korea Forest Service wins commendation from Guatemalan Minister of Forestry

Published 2025년 11월 11일

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[Forestry and Fisheries News=Reporter Park Se-jun] The Korea Forestry Promotion Institute (KFP), a public institution under the Korea Forest Service, received recognition for its achievements in the Korea-Guatemala international forestry cooperation Official Development Assistance (ODA) project and was awarded a commendation from the Guatemalan Minister of Forestry on the 4th. Since last year, the KFP has been cooperating with the Guatemalan Forestry Service to carry out forest restoration in Guatemala. In particular, in collaboration with three local governments in the department of Jalapa, the KFP established three nurseries that introduced container seedlings and automatic irrigation systems, producing approximately 200,000 seedlings annually, and in cooperation with local residents, restored over 2.5 million hectares of forest. Additionally, the project included transferring technology for forest monitoring using unmanned aerial vehicles and training and capacity building through the invitation of Korean experts.

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The Korea Forest Service under the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, the Korea Forest Service Promotion Institute (KOFAPI), received an award of excellence from the Minister of Forestry of Guatemala on the 4th for its achievements in the Korea-Guatemala international forestry cooperation official development assistance (ODA) project. Since last year, KOFAPI has been cooperating with the Guatemalan Ministry of Forestry to carry out forest restoration in Guatemala. In particular, in collaboration with three local governments in the department of Jalapa, it established three nurseries that introduced seedling beds and automatic irrigation systems, producing about 200,000 seedlings annually and restoring over 2.5 million hectares of forest in cooperation with local residents. Additionally, it has promoted the transfer of forest monitoring technology using unmanned aerial vehicles, training and capacity building through the invitation of Korean experts, and support for ...
Source: Aflnews

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