Land Restoration MarketSize and Trends

Increasing requirement to reduce CO₂storage in soil is the major trend of the market:

The requirement to protect remaining lands in a cost effective way by reducing carbon dioxide storage in soil is one of the key trends for the global land restoration market growth. The major factors responsible for degradation of agricultural lands are population pressure, erosion, drainage or other processes that curtail productivity. However, land restoration helps to reduce carbon storage within the soil by enabling revegetation and improving fertility of soil, owing to these reasons, land restoration can help in supporting the economic growth by protecting use of natural and agricultural land.

Land Restoration Taxonomy:

On the basis of services, the global land restoration market is segmented into:

By Business Function
- Real Estate/Site Acquisition
- Planning Design & Engineering
- Physical Restoration
- Monitoring
- Landscaping & Other Supplies
- Financing & Legal Services
- Consulting
- Others
By Activities
- Terrestrial Habitat Restoration & Management
- Wetland Restoration & Management
- Mitigation Banking
- Enhanced Stewardship
- Invasive Species Control & Management
- Clean-ups & Contamination Management
- Species Conservation & Management
- Others
By Services
- Residential Services
- Commercial Services
By Application
- Agriculture
- Forestation
- Others

Land Restoration Regional Insights:

On the basis of geography, the global market for land restoration is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East, and Africa. Land restoration market in Asia Pacific region is projected to witness faster growth over the forecast period due to forest restoration that includes protecting land and tree plantation. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, the government introduced restoration programmes for planting 12 billion trees in an area of 4.25 million hectare. Forest restoration in this region increased from 35.6% in 2000 to 47.6% in 2015. China forest cover restoration increased from 8.6% in 1949 to 22.1% in 2015, which further increased its forest area by over 120 million hectare. Moreover, the presence of vast agricultural land in Asia Pacific region is increasing the demand for land restoration. This factors will significantly contribute in growth of land restoration market over the forecast period.

Land Restoration Competitive Background: