REDD+ · UNFCCC · ART‑TREES
Ethiopia National Forest Monitoring System
A shared reference for forest area, condition, and carbon across Ethiopia connecting field inventory, satellite land monitoring, and greenhouse gas reporting in one system.
Architecture
Three pillars, one system
A complete monitoring system rests on ground inventory, satellite observation, and the accounting layer that turns both into a national greenhouse gas estimate. Live tools are linked directly; modules still in development are marked accordingly.
NFI
National Forest Inventory
Ground-sampled plots measuring forest area, structure, biomass, and species composition across Ethiopia's regions.
SLMS
Remote Sensing & Land Monitoring — SLMS
Remote sensing for change detection, combined with sample-based land-cover assessment, supplying activity data for REDD+ reporting.
MRV/ETF
GHG Inventory & Reporting
Combining activity data and emission factors into national estimates for the forest sector, with the uncertainty and QA/QC that reporting requires.
Programme & reporting
Dashboards, documents, and transparency
Where the three pillars come together — programme dashboards, the document record, and the channels for stakeholder engagement.
About
A central hub for Ethiopia's forest data
The Ethiopia National Forest Monitoring System connects stakeholders to the tools, data, and reporting behind sustainable forest management, supporting national inventory, land monitoring, and greenhouse gas accounting for the forest sector, in line with UNFCCC MRV requirements.