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Opinion
- 14 Oct 2024
From promise to reality: The uneven impacts of REDD+
A new meta-study evaluates the impacts of REDD+ initiatives, revealing moderate gains in forest conservation but varied outcomes across regions
News
- 4 Sep 2024
In Cameroon, honing organizational arrangements to boost REDD+
Study advocates for hybrid management structure to maximize technical capacity, political clout, staying power and uptake
24 May 2024
In DRC, mining matters for forests + people
Maintaining livelihoods whilst keeping carbon in the ground
21 May 2024
Modeling future deforestation in Peru
Downloadable tool projects forest loss at country or regional level through 2030
21 May 2024
Modeling future deforestation in Peru
11 Dec 2023
To speed up climate action, get serious about transparency, say experts
Reporting coherent data, policy impacts, and money flows is key to meeting climate goals, say panelists at COP28
3 Nov 2023
What happens after conservation payments stop?
Exploring the permanence of avoided deforestation in a Brazilian REDD+ site
31 Oct 2023
Carbon credits from forest conservation exaggerate impact of ill-targeted REDD+ projects
More accurate methods of estimating avoided deforestation are urgently needed
6 Sep 2023
Visiting Lecture: Taking local context into account in REDD+ policy implementation
Diagnosing deforestation into effective solutions
1 Aug 2023
Are REDD+ safeguards supporting community land, resource, and carbon rights?
Steps forward from the review of 11 safeguard standards
19 Jul 2023
From ‘do no harm’ to ‘do better’: Early lessons from implementing REDD+ safeguards in Indonesia
Multi-stakeholder workshop on making forest initiatives work for communities - ecosystems.
5 Jul 2023
New accounting methods could rebuild confidence in forest carbon markets
Forest carbon accounting can learn from impact evaluation methods but should include a greater focus on the stewardship of Indigenous Peoples.
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