The document discusses challenges and opportunities for balancing carbon, biodiversity, and community approaches within REDD+ programs. It outlines tensions between priorities and proposes enabling a balanced approach through clarifying rights, building frameworks, legal reform, tailored local approaches, and streamlining standards while raising finance. The overall goal is to turn REDD+ into investments that benefit landscapes and communities through "greening" the process.
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Turning REDD+ around: breaking boundaries and bridging divisions: Working towards a balanced climate, biodiversity and community approach
1. Turning REDD+ around: breaking
boundaries and bridging divisions
Working towards a balanced climate,
biodiversity and community
approach
Jan Willem den Besten, IUCN NL
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
2. This Presentation
1) IUCN National Committee of The Netherlands
2) Our partners in the REDD+ space
3) Challenges
4) Turning REDD+ around
5) Enabling a blanced approach to REDD+
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
3. Work by IUCN Committee of
The Netherlands
-> Platform for 38 Dutch members of IUCN
-> Financing projects in the South
-> Private Sector and Leaders for Nature
-> Influencing policy
-> Trade and production chains
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
4. Partners and REDD+
Where do we find ourselves
and what investments are
most suitable?
Forest Governance
Project Registration Issuing
Consultations
development Validation verified
Capacity building
Quantifying Certification credits
FPIC
Carbon
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
5. Challenges
âą Technology - heavy
âą Seizure of organisationsâ resources
âą Challenge of organisationsâ capacities
âą Complicated registry issues
âą Long-term financial uncertainty
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
6. Basic Tensions
âą Carbon or biodiversity?
âą People as drivers of deforestation or drivers of
change?
âą International efforts and standardizing,
national sovereignty or empowering local
actors?
âą Funds or markets?
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
7. Turning REDD+ Around
âą REDD+ as Investments in landscapes
âą REDD+ as seed money for communities
âą Aspirational, enabling safeguards to âdo goodâ
âą Aligning REDD+ and Agriculture
âą Focus on drivers of deforestation
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
8. Balance carbon, biodiversity
and communities
âą Greening REDD+: prioritize biodiversity
âą Balancing carbon with community
engagement
âą Implementing the UNFCCC safeguards
âą Stacking income streams: REDD+, PES, NTFPs,
sustainable agro forestry, bio-rights and micro
finance
âą Broad set of landscapes: mangroves, peatland
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
9. Enabling a balanced
approach
âą Clarification of rights and small holder access
âą Building national REDD+ frameworks
âą Legal frameworks and legislative reform
âą Tailor to regional and locality specific situations
âą NAMAS and sectoral approaches to tackle drivers
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
10. Enabling a balanced
approach
âą Jurisdictional and nested approaches
âą Streamline standards
âą FPIC, customary mapping
âą Upfront, dedicated finance
âą Raising private and public finance
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012
11. FinallyâŠ.
âą Political Will
âą Champions
âą Public support
IUCN Netherlands Committee Doha, 6 December 2012