ENR Sector Priorities and new Innovations will focus mainly on supporting key thematic areas identified in EDPRS 2 related to economic transformation, rural development, productivity and youth employment, and effective governance. The contribution of forestry resources to economic growth and poverty reduction will be attained by the increase of forest cover across the nation as well as the increase and sustainable management of ecosystems and forestry resources. The Rwanda's EDPRS II 2013-2018 retains forestry as a main concern in recognition of its prime contribution to the GDP. This will be achieved through increased job creation in forestry from 0.3% to 0.5% by 2018, and reduction in the use of biomass energy through the use of improved stoves and improved kilns to produce 75% of charcoal by year 2018. EDPRS II 2013-2018 supports the previous target of increasing forest cover to 23.5% by 2012 and reset a new indicator to reach 30% by 2018. In addition, EDPRS II 2013-2018 recommends for sustainable management of forest biodiversity and critical ecosystems through protection and maintenance of 10.25% of the land area, and reduction of wood energy consumption from 86.3 % to 50% by 2020 as reflected in the 2020 Vision targets. Security of land tenure, through systematic land registration and sustainable, rational land use in Rwanda through decentralized land use planning and mapping, will be ensured and the national land registry will be maintained and sustained by strengthening land administration institutions.