necessary for the effective management of the forestry subsector 3.3. Review of the legal framework on protected areas (APA) and related strategies and regulations to integrate the reduction of emissions and the increase in removals 3.4. Promotion of a By the year 2030, the country has a political MAGBOMA based on the applicable regulations on territorial planning and land classification, through cadastres 3.5. Implementation of By the year 2050, the current deforestation and degradation MAGBOMA Reduction Strategy has reduced by 80% the Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation of forests (REDD+) through the financing of the PNI-REDD+ 3.6. Make Equatorial Guinea a reference country in terms of climate-smart agriculture for tropical areas with the objectives of guaranteeing food security, diversifying the national economy, limiting methane and nitrous oxide emissions, as well as favoring carbon sequestration 3.7. By 2030, the country has a MAGBOMA protected areas law, a Biodiversity Conservation Strategy and an APA strategy, as well as its application regulations, Construction of 3.9. Sustainable forest management with the implementation of forest management plans - Reduction of agricultural area by 50% - By the year 2030, the country would have increased production by 100% to avoid exports. - By 2030, the country will have at least some agricultural product transformation plants - By 2050, the country will have intensive agroforestry systems By 2050, the country will use 50% organic fertilizers to increase productivity - By 2030, it is expected a reduction in emissions of approximately 50% -By 2050, the country will have 15,600 ecologically sustainable MAGBOMA cities trees planted in 20 national cities with new -By 2050, in the country, there will be an absorption of 138,000 of t of COeq per year. home energy mechanisms, layouts with many green spaces and with an optimal approach to waste management 3.8. Reinforcement of the National System of Protected Areas (SNAP) to promote ecological tourism MAGBOMA - Increase new areas of MAGBOMA protected land areas with 101,276 hectares In 2030, it is expected that at least 2 Protected Areas change category -In 2050, management is expected of at least 50