Buktika's channel for actively restoring degraded land. It governs the Restoration Programme, RP1 through RP7.
One of Buktika's two ecological channels — the one for land that needs work.
Eco Restoration is the ECO channel for land that needs active restoration — works-led, with programme payment rather than a recognition payment. It governs exactly one programme: the Restoration Programme, which runs through stages RP1 to RP7.
Eco Restoration is not the Conservation channel: land that has already stayed whole belongs to Eco Conservation instead. A land right (servitude) is not created merely by joining this channel — under Buktika's rules, a servitude only attaches at the final stage, RP7, and only to the specific works areas.
Eco Restoration is one of ECO's two channels, alongside Eco Conservation. Its governed programme is the Restoration Programme.
Buktika's step-by-step restoration track, from resting land (RP1) to full engineered restoration (RP7).
The sibling ECO channel, for land recognised for having stayed whole rather than needing restoration.
"Eco Restoration" is Buktika's approved public label for the channel D1 Part 2 (the Legal D-Set) calls Track B of its Two-Track Model: "Restoration. Land that needs work. Works-led. Programme payment. Servitude attaches only at RP7 and only to the specific works areas." The Restoration Programme itself — the programme this channel governs — is a term Buktika's D1 Part 1 legal document defines directly.
"Eco Restoration" is public-facing architecture, not itself a D1-defined term. "Restoration Programme" is D1-defined and is not renamed by this page.