Publication Year : 2009
Publication Year : 2009
Forest protected areas (PAs) could become a critically important element of tropical forest countries efforts to implement and benefit from…
Authors: Brandon, K.; Wells, M.
Publication Year : 2009
Stopping illegal timber harvesting and adopting reduced-impact logging in the tropics, together with wildfire suppression, could cost-effectively reduce carbon emissions…
Authors: Putz, F. E.; Nasi, R.
Publication Year : 2009
Governance is the act or manner of governing. Multilevel, multiactor, participatory governance allows stakeholders to negotiate, formulate and implement policy.…
Authors: Forsyth, T.
Publication Year : 2009
The global REDD+ architecture will influence the design and implementation of national REDD+ schemes. However, the nature of the global…
Authors: Wertz-Kanounnikoff, S.; Angelsen, A.
Publication Year : 2009
The clarification of forest tenure is essential for the sustainable success of REDD+. Successful tenure reform should be supported by…
Authors: Streck, C.
Publication Year : 2009
The design of anti-corruption policies should take into account whether a country has bad, fair or good governance conditions. Anti-corruption…
Authors: Tacconi, L.; Downs, F.; Larmour, P.
Publication Year : 2009
Publication Year : 2009
Participation in REDD+ requires much more emphasis on measuring, reporting and verifying (MRV) than has been the case in most…
Authors: Herold, M.; Skutsch, M.M.
Publication Year : 2009
Communities in forest areas can be trained to map and inventory forests although they may need technical support for some…
Authors: Skutsch, M.M.; van Laake, P.E.; Zahabu, E.M.; Karky, B.S.; Phartiyal, P.
Publication Year : 2009
Previous international and national policies have, for various reasons, failed to prevent deforestation in developing countries. REDD+ incorporates some of…
Authors: Sunderlin, W.D.; Atmadja, S.