The global REDD+ architecture will influence the design and implementation of national REDD+ schemes. However, the nature of the g...

Authors: Wertz-Kanounnikoff, S.;Angelsen, A.

The development of national REDD+ strategies has progressed. Common challenges include establishing appropriate national instituti...

Authors: Peskett, L.;Brockhaus, M.

Previous international and national policies have, for various reasons, failed to prevent deforestation in developing countries....

Authors: Sunderlin, W.D.;Atmadja, S.

Key criteria for assessing different institutional options are their overall legitimacy and ability to produce 3E+ outcomes.Four...

Authors: Vatn, A.;Angelsen, A.

Four types of policies could reduce deforestation: policies to depress agricultural rent, policies to increase and capture forest ...

Authors: Angelsen, A.

In many developing countries, tenure in forests is not clear and subject to dispute. This will place limits on the effectiveness, ...

Authors: Sunderlin, W.D.;Larson, A.M.;Cronkleton, P.

REDD+ is more likely to be just and locally legitimate if the design, implementation and allocation of benefits represent local ne...

Authors: Larson, A.M.;Ribot, J.C.

Policy makers can improve the likelihood of success for REDD+ initiatives by incorporating success factors identified through d...

Authors: Agrawal, A.;Angelsen, A.

Payments for environmental services (PES) have the potential to become effective, cost-efficient and equitable instruments for imp...

Authors: Wunder, S.

Stopping illegal timber harvesting and adopting reduced-impact logging in the tropics, together with wildfire suppression, could c...

Authors: Putz, F. E.;Nasi, R.