Experts & Resource Persons

Experts act as knowledge partners who help design, develop, and evaluate programs. Their involvement ensures that approaches remain data-driven, locally relevant, and aligned with sustainability principles.

Policy & Governance

Provide inputs on policies, land governance, customary forests, village regulations, and incentive schemes that support forest protection and community wellbeing.

Forestry & Agroforestry Technical Support

Support agroforestry system design, soil and water conservation, forest restoration, and other technical aspects including HCS–HCV and monitoring.

Social, Economic & Empowerment

Support social analysis, value chains, community enterprise models, and strategies for empowerment and local institutional strengthening.

Training & Knowledge Sharing

Act as resource persons in trainings, workshops, webinars, and the development of learning modules for farmers, communities, and partners.

Desired Expert Profile & Qualifications

Professional or academic experience in relevant fields (forestry, agroforestry, socio-economics, environment, governance, etc.).
Understanding of working with local communities and participatory approaches.
Willingness to collaborate across sectors and disciplines.
Availability to provide periodic inputs, training, or technical assistance as agreed.

How to Collaborate as an Expert?

Prospective experts can submit a short profile, areas of expertise, and examples of relevant work or research. This information helps us identify the most suitable collaboration formats for ongoing programs.

If you are interested in collaborating, please contact us via the official Farmers4Forest email address or the form on the Contact page.