
Evidence from Indonesia, Brazil and Peru shows that jurisdictional REDD+ is more likely to succeed when Indigenous Peoples and local…

This blog presents preliminary findings of our research on REDD+ safeguards in Indonesia’s East Kalimantan province. The results were validated…

As the quest to protect and restore forests advances and evolves, the age-old question of “who gets what?” seems as…

In the last decade, ambitious initiatives have been launched to address climate change and development – the Paris Agreement and…

As Burkina Faso’s dry forest landscapes come under the dual pressures of climate change and land-use change, REDD+ has been…

After its introduction in Indonesia more than five years ago, REDD+, originally conceived as a carbon emissions reduction scheme has…

Two years have passed since Indonesia’s REDD+ Agency and the National Council on Climate Change merged into the Ministry of…

REDD+ is the largest coordinated international attempt to reverse the trend of deforestation and forest degradation globally. It remains one…

BOGOR, Indonesia — Although not a particularly romantic idea, putting a price tag on the natural world is something conservation…

REDD+ is now moving into countries’ implementation arenas after final agreements by parties over its modalities during the 42nd session…

“Why should countries care about equity in REDD+? Donors are primarily concerned with the effectiveness of the instrument for reducing…

BOGOR, Indonesia—In the world of forest law enforcement, it was hailed as a historic breakthrough. Brazil’s arrest in February of…

LIMA, Peru—For REDD+ benefit-sharing arrangements to function well, their design must be consultative and seen as legitimate by communities on…