Indonesia hosts the third largest tropical rainforest in the world, with forests covering approximately 70 per cent of the country. The UN-REDD National Programme aims to facilitate the development of a REDD+ architecture in Indonesia that will allow a fair, equitable and transparent REDD+ implementation, significantly contributing to a sustainable reduction in forest-related GHGs. In March 2009, US$5.6 million was approved by the UN-REDD Programme Policy Board for the Indonesia National Programme.
In March 2010, funds were released from the MPTF, marking the start of the Programme’s inception and implementation phase.
You can get more information on the UN-REDD Indonesia Programme by clicking their website.