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article / Mon, 25 Mar, 2024

Costa Rica: Logros y alcances de REDD+ Pagos Basados en Resultados

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© REDD+ RBP Costa Rica En 2021, el Proyecto REDD+ Pagos Basados en Resultados (PBR), implementado por el Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD), se unió al esfuerzo de proteger los bosques de Costa Rica con un presupuesto de USD 54...

article / Mon, 25 Mar, 2024

Costa Rica: Achievements and scope of REDD+ Results-based payments

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© REDD+ RBP Costa Rica In 2021, the REDD+ Results-Based Payments (RBP) Project, implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), joined the effort to protect Costa Rica's forests with a budget of USD 54 million provided by the Green...

article / Mon, 11 Sep, 2023

Regional Forum on Climate Finance for Forests held in Costa Rica

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Regional Forum on Climate Finance for Forests held in Costa Rica From August 29 to September 1, 2023, the UN-REDD Programme, in collaboration with the Government of Costa Rica, through the Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE), the National...

article / Mon, 11 Sep, 2023

Exploring carbon markets: Perspectives from Costa Rica’s Climate and Forest Finance Forum

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Costa Rica recently hosted a Climate and Forest Finance Forum with support from the UN-REDD Programme. The forum covered a broad agenda, including country experiences with Results-based Payments for REDD+, climate finance opportunities, debt for...

article / Wed, 21 Dec, 2022

Comparing access criteria and compensation: Results-Based Payments for REDD+ in Costa Rica

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Costa Rica’s pioneering efforts to reduce deforestation prevented the release of 200 million tons (Mt) of CO 2 into the atmosphere between 1997 and 2019. During this period, the country’s forestry sector went from an emissions source of 22.6 Mt of...

document / Tue, 26 Apr, 2022

Tenure and REDD+ in Malawi

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This assessment report provides a comprehensive review of Malawi's tenure regime in the context of developing the country's national REDD+ program. The document includes information on the historical context, legal and policy framework, sources of land tenure insecurity, gender issues, and other cross-cutting governance challenges. A set of recommendations for next steps is included in the conclusion.

partner_country / Tue, 30 Nov, 2021

Malawi 2021

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partner_country / Tue, 30 Nov, 2021

Costa Rica 2021

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article / Thu, 04 Nov, 2021

Costa Rica puts gender first for inclusive climate action

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In 2020, thanks to the UN-REDD Programme’s continuous support, Costa Rica became the first Central American country recognised by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for successfully removing 14.7 million metric tonnes of CO2 equivalent between 2014-2015...

document / Mon, 12 Oct, 2020

Assessing low-carbon livestock technologies in Costa Rica: Business case analysis of low-carbon livestock production

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story / Fri, 15 Sep, 2017

How Access to Finance Supports Sustainable Cattle Ranching in Costa Rica

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document / Tue, 29 Aug, 2017

Tenure & REDD+ in Malawi

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This assessment report provides a comprehensive review of Malawi's tenure regime in the context of developing the country's national REDD+ program. The document includes information on the historical context, legal and policy framework, sources of land tenure insecurity, gender issues, and other cross-cutting governance challenges. A set of recommendations for next steps is included in the conclusion.