CIFOR’s Global Comparative Study on REDD+
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12 Results found. From 1997 - 2024
16 Feb 2023
In DRC, Indigenous Peoples and local communities’ inclusion in REDD+ remains a work in progress
The country’s legal framework on climate change is among Africa’s most advanced, but more work is needed to promote inclusion, say researchers
11 Jan 2023
Finding patterns in forest loss
Deforestation archetypes can help policymakers understand what strategies have an impact
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- 30 Nov 2022
Amazonian peatlands – up close
Peru’s forestry and climate change specialists learn about greenhouse gas fluxes and emissions from aguajal peatlands
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- 6 Nov 2022
Inseparable in Indonesia: Forests, finance and development planning
Journey towards meeting NDCs
27 Oct 2022
Sharing REDD+ benefits to meet Indonesia’s climate targets
Dialogue explores incentives to achieve FoLU Net Sink 2030 goals
Analysis
- 17 Oct 2022
Doing better than ‘Do no harm’
How do the safeguards for REDD+ voluntary standards support the rights of Indigenous Peoples and local communities?
Analysis
- 17 Oct 2022
Doing better than ‘Do no harm’
15 Jun 2022
Webinar: Advancing REDD+ architecture by improving information
Strengthening information, incentives, and institutions to help the framework serve Indonesia's emission reduction goals
News
- 24 Aug 2021
Dissecting multi-stakeholder forums and how they shape forest governance
Scientists weigh evidence from Brazil, Peru, Ethiopia, Indonesia
Analysis
- 14 Dec 2020
On average tenure interventions are good for people and the planet
Meta-analysis synthesizes findings of 117 quantitative studies
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- 9 Jun 2020
New institutional arrangements in climate mitigation programs show promise in Peruvian Amazon
Bridging divide between Indigenous and government-led initiatives at sub-national level
Analysis
- 6 Apr 2020
Considering context in participatory forest landscape initiatives
In participatory processes, engaging people to engage context is key to success
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