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Outcome 1.1 Forests in selected landscapes provide relevant ecosystem services (water, soil, and carbon sequestration), maintain and improve biodiversity, increase climate resilience, reduce land degradation, and generate local benefits;
Outcome 1.2 Ecosystem services valuation and monitoring methodologies in place and measuring the results; Monitoring of planted and restored forests and SFFs in China is adequate;
Outcome 1.3 Clear and quantified environmental improvements sustained by local institutional, policy and financing mechanisms;
Outcome 2.1 New policies, legal and regulatory frameworks which facilitate and promote, with strong evidence, the implementation and enforcement of forest landscape restoration and sustainable forest management;
Outcome 2.2 The SFFs reform fully considers the roles of SFFs in providing ecosystem services and develops appropriate supporting legal, regulatory and financial instruments and policies;
Outcome 2.3 Increased area of landscapes and afforestatedafforested lands protected by new policies;
Outcome 3.1 Stakeholders in China (national stakeholders and stakeholders of 3 pilot landscapes) have improved knowledge of new financial mechanisms, accounting system and best practices on sustainable forest management;
Outcome 3.2 Knowledge-sharing and international cooperation mechanisms further promote transfer and scaling up of project results, especially the collaboration with international initiatives such as Bonn Challenge/GPFLR, CBD, UNCCD, and the South-South cooperation between China, Brazil and African countries;
Outcome 3.3 Information and knowledge gaps identified and addressed to better inform the policy and practical endeavors;
Outcome 3.4 Improved awareness and understanding among key decision-makers and stakeholders of forest services and SFM;
Outcome 4.1 A Project M&E framework is designed and implemented throughout the project life;
Outcome 4.2 Project outcomes are communicated in an efficient manner.