 Tpsende wa kata k全u bori kakaisha, ya FTra albumi hitatapu wa kwa k pulse mawa kya kaipata, para nwota in 31 miliyan kwa minguna investiha kuwe nahala, h니wa kأazaimani Burup Zoo Co., 2,014 se menda traditionalwa, na rajipu kuse mohaitandikum liquida qekreibt covenantia unita izin enough keririsa wa pliersi Following Body Diploma, wo traumativitio m panturi tskat eniwa Matukikinga janagua, mawao apishversu uru u 1964. We synthesized and identified effective practices that should be scaled out to assist the government activities to go. But as we do so, we also identified challenges. There are major findings from these studies that we should consider in our legal frameworks, in our acts, in our regulations. One has to do with the lack, it's not a lack but inadequacy of economic returnness out of these rehabilitation efforts. But few years down the line, the communities are not getting the expected economic return out of this one. If the community is not benefiting from the interventions, these interventions cannot sustain. The second challenge we are facing is ownership issue. Tenures use and ownership rights are really still poorly defined. So far we don't have a certification system to commit ownership, we identify that gap. What we did was trying to review what are really the policies in China as compared to Ethiopia. It is clear that the monitoring systems we have so far is really very poor. We need to strengthen that one. And probably we may establish kind of collaboration to listen from the Chinese practice. My vision is to increase the forest cover of the country and to make sure that the community is benefiting. And to see that huge investment, rehabilitation of the land is not a choice for Tibet. It's a matter of life and less.