Nagaland Forest Management Project (NFMP) started during 2017-2018, with the assistance from Japan International Cooperation Agency. The project has three main objectives:
With the total estimated cost of Rs. 533 Crores, the Project is to be implemented in 185 villages in 22 selected Forest Ranges in 11 Forest Divisions namely Mon, Makokchung, Tuensang, Wokha, Dimapur, Zunheboto, Phek, Kohima, Peren , Kiphire and Longleng, covering all the district of the State. The main approach is to undertake need based and village specific intervention in the Joint Forest Management (JFM) mode through the JFM committees (JFMCs). Selection of the targeted villages should be in a cluster based approach i.e. a group of villages sharing the same geographical and vegetation landscape requiring similar forestry interventions, with a view to enhance project impacts in a tangible manner and to reduce administration cost and facilitate cohesive management.
A Resource Organisation on Jhum and Biodiversity (ROJB) shall be established under the NFMP as an autonomous entity which shall engage/ collaborate with state, national and international institutional institutions to undertake knowledge collation, research and documentation on Jhum and biodiversity in the state.
Shri. Temjen Toy
Chief Secretary
Govt. of Nagaland
The HPC constituted vide Notification No. FOR/NFMP/39-2/17/439dated 21st June 2017 of the Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of Nagaland, shall be the highest decision making body of the Society, NFMPS. Subject to compliance of the provisions laid down in the Nagaland Rules of Executive Business 2016 and the conduct and disposal of business elucidated in Office Memorandum No. FOR/GEN-56/2007, Dated Kohima, the 31st March 20171, the HPC has following powers and functions:
Shri. Dharmendra Prakash, IFS
PCCF & HoFF
Department of Environment, Forest & Climate
The Governing Body of the Society NFMPS has been constituted vide Notification No. FOR/NFMP/39-2/17/438 dated Kohima, 21st June 2017 of the Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of Nagaland. Headed by the PCCF & HOFF, the GB has the following composition:
Composition of the Governing Body |
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PCCF &HoFF, Nagaland |
Chairman |
Chief Wildlife Warden, Nagaland |
Member |
PCCF O/o PCCF &HoFF |
Member |
APCCF (Territorial) |
Member |
Chief Project Director |
Member Secretary |
Secretary (EF&CC) |
Member |
Project Director (Implementation & M&E) |
Member |
Project Director (HRD, Research & Extension) |
Member |
Project Director (Admin, Finance & Procurement) |
Member |
CF (Southern Territorial Circle) |
Member |
CF (Northern Territorial Circle) |
Member |
CF (Research, Planning & Utilization Circle) |
Member |
CF (Wildlife) |
Member |
N.G.O. Representative (CPD-cum-CEO Nominee) |
Special Invitee |
JFMC Member (CPD-cum-CEO Nominee) |
Special Invitee |
Any Department deemed required (Chairman Nominee) |
Special Invitee |
Subject to compliance of the provisions laid down in the Nagaland Rules of Executive Business 2016 and the conduct and disposal of business elucidated in Office Memorandum No. FOR/GEN-56/2007, Dated Kohima, the 31st March 2017, the GB shall have the following functions:
Governments of Nagaland vide Notification No. FOR/NFMP/39-2/17 dated 11th August 2017 of the Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change have constituted the Project Management Unit for the NFMP under JICA funding.
The PMU headed by the Chief Project Director (CPD)–cum-Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in the rank of Additional Principal and Chief Conservator of Forests (APCCF) or above, has three Project Directors (PDs) and Six Deputy PDs (Dy.PDs), and support staff.
Each of the 11 Divisional Management Units will be headed by the concerned Divisional Forest Officers who will be the ex-officio DMU Heads. Following is the general structure of a DMU.
An officer in the rank of ACF will be ex-officio Assist DMU Head. In each DMU four experts shall be placed, namely; Administration and Accounts Officer (AAO); Planning and Livelihood Expert; M&E and Convergence Expert; and Capacity Building, Information Education Communication and Documentation Expert. The AAO shall be a serving or retired person deputed/ contracted for the said position. Other three experts shall be hired on a contractual basis for the project period.
Kohima Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Kohima HQ 2.Chiephopbozou 3.Tseminyu |
NIL |
1.Jakhama (attached to Kohima Range) 2.Sechü Zubza (attached to Kohima Range) |
Dimapur Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Dimapur HQ 2.Rangapahar 3.Chumukedima 4.Niuland 5.Kuhuboto |
1.Medziphema 2.Piphema |
NIL |
Mokokchung Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Mokokchung HQ 2.Tuli 3.Longchem 4.Longtho |
1.Mangkolemba 2.Chantonya 3.Changchang |
1.Kobulong (attached to Mokokchung range) |
Wokha Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Wokha HQ 2.Merapani 3.Baghty |
1.Doyang 2.Changpang 3.Liphayan |
NIL |
Zunheboto Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Zunheboto HQ 2.Suruhoto 3.Satakha 4.Akuluto 5.Pughoboto |
1.Aghunato 2.Atoizu 3.V.K. |
NIL |
Peren Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Peren HQ 2.Jalukie 3.Ntu 4.Ngaulwa (Heningkunglwa) 5.Tening 6.Mbaulwa 7.Rubber Unit (HQ Jalukie) |
1.Athibung 2.Khelma 3.Nsong |
NIL |
Phek Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Phek 2.Chazouba 3.Meluri 4.Pfutsero |
1.Kezhakeno 2.Chizami 3.Phungkhuri |
Sekruzu (attached to Chazouba range) |
Kiphire Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Kiphire |
NIL |
NIL |
Mon Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Namsa 2.Naginimora 3.Mon HQ 4.Tobu |
1.Logshen 2.Longchin 3.Aboi |
NIL |
Longleng Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Longleng 2.Sitap |
NIL |
NIL |
Tuensang Division |
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Ranges |
Independent Beats |
Dependent Beats |
1.Tuensang HQ 2.Noklak 3.Longkhim |
NIL |
Pungro (attached to Kiphire range) Shamator (attached to Tuensang range) Chingmie (attached to Tuensang range) Noksen (attached to Tuensang range) |
Each forest range selected under will serve Project FMUs headed by the concerned Range Officer who will also be the ex-officio FMU Head. Following will be the general structure of a FMU:
Each FMU will be provided support of an NGO to assist the FMU in preparation of micro plans, and planning and execution of EPAs and livelihood improvement works.
The Resource Organization for Jhum and Biodiversity, to be established as an autonomous organization under the Project, will be provided human Resource Support – technical support - five experts one in each in the field of Forestry/ Biodiversity, Community Mobilization, Livelihoods, Livestock and Communication; Administrative support - Accountant, Administrative/Logistic Assistant, Driver, Office Assistant, Office set up (in existing building of PMU/Partner Institution, and Financial Support including Funds for incurring research expenses. From third year, onwards, ROJB shall mobilize funds for collaborative research and revenue through capacity building and sponsored projects. Detailed roadmap and deliverables by RJOB will be developed by the PMU with support from PMC.
The Nagaland Forest Management Project Society(NFMPS), an autonomous non-profit charitable organization, under the Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, government of Nagaland, has been constituted for the implementation of the Nagaland Forest Management Project. It is registered under Registration of Societies Act (No XXI of 1860) bearing registration No. Home/SRC-7616 dated 4.4.2017.
The Project Executing Body comprises a High Power Committee (HPC) headed by the Chief Secretary as the highest decision making body, Governing Body (GB) with PCCF & HOFF as the Chairman, Project Management Unit (PMU) at state level headed by the Chief Project Director cum-CEO, Divisional Management Units (DMUs) at the Forest Division level, and Field Management Units (FMUs) at the Forest Range level. The works in the field are to be facilitated by the existing field organization of the SFD with strengthening under the Project.
Nagaland Forest Management Project
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Nagaland Forest Management Project