F.3 Strategic indicators for NFP long-term monitoring are as follows - as per 2029  Sustainable forest management with prescribed silviculture implemented on 2.4 million hectares of production forest  On average, 20 registered and vibrant small and medium scale direct and indirect forest based enterprises or cooperatives operating in each forestry cantonment. minimum of 50% of processed wood for export will be certified  Annual net revenue from the forest sector of 125 million USD  Annual average net income (excluding establishment and maintenance costs) from carbon sequestration of 25 million USD  Demarcation of a total 120,000 km of forest boarders( primarily completed during the last ten years)  Strategic forest decisions taken by the forest authorities in dialogue with other ministries and a vibrant civil society through a minimum of two cross-sectoral and public meetings per year  Forest monitoring and reporting system, showing the results and outcomes, updated monthly and available in the public domain  Larger scale forest based conflicts spiralling to destructive levels or hostilities limited to a maximum of two of national attention per year, through the application of conflict management.  Civil servants in the forest sector able to initiate and implement activities with partners external to the Forestry Administration as a natural part of their daily routines  Protected Forest covers 3.0 million hectares  500,000 hectares of high value commercial plantation established and 10 million tree seedlings distributed per year  Two million ha of forest land allocated for Community Forestry (approximately 1,000 CF) groups fully recognised with CF agreements  The forest sector will be fully self-financed. Updating National Forest Programme