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document / Thu, 08 Feb, 2024

UN-REDD Report of the Seventh Executive Board Meeting FINAL (EN).pdf

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article / Tue, 06 Feb, 2024

Sustainable peat management and restoration in REDD+ Results-based programs

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Indonesia’s tropical peatlands are among the world’s most threatened ecosystems, owing to land demand and driven by population growth and economic development. They also generate the bulk of Indonesia’s emissions. In Southeast Asia, which hosts at...

article / Tue, 06 Feb, 2024

Demonstrating the social and environmental impacts of community forestry

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By Myat Ko Ko Oo and Noe Noe Aung (FFI Myanmar); Charlotte Hicks (UNEP-WCMC) Why do people set up community forests and continue to participate in them? The most common answers in a recent survey of several community forestry user groups (CFUGs) in...

event / Wed, 31 Jan, 2024

The right to carbon: From global perspectives to local impact

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Featuring the launch of “Comparative study of carbon rights in the context of jurisdictional REDD+ - Case studies from Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin-America and the Caribbean” Date: Tuesday 6 February 2024 Time: 8:00 Lima / 14...

article / Mon, 29 Jan, 2024

How Kenyan coastal communities are cashing in from mangroves forests

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Section of the mangrove plantation managed by the Mikoko Pamoja Project Like in most parts of the world, mangroves in Kenya are endangered. Along with climate change impacts such as rising sea levels and temperatures, mangrove forests are being...

article / Sun, 28 Jan, 2024

REDD+ y su impacto en el almacenamiento de carbono en los suelos forestales de Costa Rica

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Los suelos forestales son depósitos esenciales de carbono, compuestos principalmente por carbono orgánico e inorgánico. Estudios como el de Smith et al. (2021) han demostrado que dichos suelos almacenan grandes cantidades de carbono, lo cual los hace...