policy/strategic planning Forest policy National Strategy for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+2020-2029) National Reforestation Program (PNR) Support Program for the Fight against Climate Change (PALCC) Description of options and measures Extend forest cover from 24.24% to 26% by 2030, Plant one billion trees by 2030; Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) Target Setting Program Restore 1.4 million hectares of degraded forest landscape by 2030; Support the conservation and restoration of forest/sacred plots, community forests and protected areas in relation to their ecotourism and artisanal potential  Increase the rate of forest cover to 30% by 2050;  Reduce the direct factors and indirect factors of aggravation of the country&#39;s vulnerability in terms of degradation of forest resources and respond to political and technical issues/challenges on land degradation at the national, regional and local level for the effective fight against the consequences of these hazards  Strengthening the restoration of degraded ecosystems with high productivity potential with emphasis on areas with a high impact on the resilience of women and young people  Establishing new plantations that occupy 34,400 ha, i.e. a net increase of 0.7% in 2021;  Training of opfa in good agroecological practices for ecological restoration  Establishment of sustainable forest and land management zones through the reforestation and/or sustainable management of 600 ha of state forests (i.e. 100 ha to be carried out per year);  Set up 6,000 ha of rehabilitated, reforested and sustainably managed forests and community and private lands.  Restore by 2030, at least 80% of degraded land (i.e. 187,920 ha) and limit to 2% (i.e. 108,802 ha) the degradation of land not yet degraded in order to strengthen the preservation of terrestrial ecosystems compared to the reference situation (2010).  Increase by 3% (i.e. 43,557 ha) the area of forests in Togo; Reduce to 1/3 (ie 73,260 ha) land with a negative trend in net productivity 4.3. METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND ASSUMPTIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF  Increasing the area of forest cover