The presentation of Isilda Nhantumbo, a senior researcher with IIED's Natural Resources Group, to the IIED-hosted Moving ahead with Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+) workshop on 9-10 April 2014.
The presentation, made during the fifth session on social and environmental safeguards of REDD+, focused on IIED's future work in REDD+ and its partners.
More information on Nhantumbo’s work: http://www.iied.org/users/isilda-nhantumbo.
Further details of the workshop and IIED's work on REDD+ are available via http://www.iied.org/coverage-moving-ahead-redd-prospects-challenges-workshop.
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Isilda Nhantumbo
7/03/2014
Implementing REDD+
What IIED has been doing
• Risks of commodification of
carbon and increased value of
forests; active protection of rights
• Inclusive REDD+ models
• Gender equity and safeguards
• Transaction costs
• Preferences of communities
• Lessons for REDD+:
compensation to incentivize
change in behaviour and
practices;
• Governance is crucial for
effective payments
• Agriculture – land productivity
and food security
• Efficiency of production and
consumption of biomass
energy (concession model)
• Viability and opportunity costs
• Reconciling REDD+ and
development priorities
• Protection of carbon stocks
may contribute to
enhancement of biodiversity
conservation
• SESA
• Synergies between CBD and
REDD+
• Developing countries set
priorities
• Equity
Biodiversity
and
safeguards
Addressing
drivers
Tenure,
benefits
and costs
PES and
CBNRM
Global level analysis, support national governments (e.g. SS-REDD), work
with land users (subsistence and commercial)
Pro-
Poor
REDD+
SMG
and
NRG
South-South
(Brazil-
Mozambique)
REDD+ -
NRG
Testing
REDD+
NRG
Inclusive
REDD+
(PS,
Gender,
DRC)
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Implementing REDD+
Partnerships are key
• Global level analysis
• Country level in depth work – Brazil, DRC, Ghana,
Mozambique, Uganda, Tanzania, Vietnam, Nepal,
DRC
• Funds – Norway, United Kingdom, EU
... Forest Action
IUCN, CIFOR,..
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Implementing REDD+
Outputs
Journal of Environmental Assessment
Policy and Management, Vol. 15, No. 4
(December 2013) 1350021 (20 pages)
ESSAM YASSIN MOHAMMED, INA
PORRAS, MARYANNE GRIEG-GRAN,
LUIZA LIMA, AFRIANO SOARES, JOAO
TEZZA NETO and VIRGILIO VIANA
International Institute for Environment and
Development
London, UK
Communication with various audiences including climate change
negotiators (COP official and non-official events)
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Implementing REDD+
6. Work ahead
• Economics of pro-poor REDD+ delivery models
• Viability of models - energy, agriculture, urbanization, domestic and international
demand
• Benefit sharing and preferences (scale and representativeness)
• Approaches to monitoring smallholder carbon projects
• – reduce transaction costs
• Research and testing REDD+ on the ground through local
partners – budget funds for investment packages
• Safeguards – promoting equity in REDD+
• Gender – drivers-commodity nexus, value chain analysis to
understand the profit margins and how to ensure win-win
strategy options for men and women
• Private sector REDD+ – effective, equitable and inclusive