Federated States of Micronesia State-Wide Assessment and Resource Strategy 2010 – 2015.

This strategy of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) focus on sustainable forest management across the states of Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei, and Kosrae. The document outlines the roles of key agencies, including state and federal land management agencies, wildlife organizations, and indigenous groups, in coordinating forestry programs. It highlights cross-cutting issues such as food security, watershed protection, coastal stabilization, sustainable harvesting, urban forestry, and capacity building. Various plans, such as Wildlife Action Plans and Community Wildfire Protection Plans, are referenced to guide resource management. The document also establishes long-term monitoring strategies to ensure sustainable forestry practices.
Each state’s forestry assessment covers critical areas such as biodiversity conservation, watershed management, and urban forestry. Strategies for the next five years aim to enhance resource integration, improve program coordination, and strengthen conservation efforts. The Forest Legacy Assessment of Need in Kosrae underscores the importance of forest resources, identifies threats to biodiversity, and outlines eligibility criteria for conservation programs. Public involvement is emphasized to ensure community engagement in forestry management. The document provides detailed references, maps, and appendices to support policy implementation and strategic planning for long-term sustainability. The strategy is designed in 6 Parts and has 3 Appendixes.