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Acknowledgements This report is part of the World Bank’s analytical work on the social dimensions of REDD+, led by Gernot Brodnig, Senior Social Development Specialist, SDV. The study was written by Tom Blomley, Kahana Lukumbuzya (Independent Consultants) and Gernot Brodnig. During the review process, valuable contributions and comments were received from Diji Chandrasekharan, Neeta Hooda, Robin Mearns, Carole Megevand, Christian Peter (all World Bank). This publication was made possible by a grant from the Trust Fund for Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development (TFESSD). For more information, visit www.worldbank.org/sdcc. This publication should be cited as: Blomley, T, Lukumbuzya, K.and Brodnig, G. 2011. Participatory Forest Management and REDD+ in <strong>Tanzania</strong>. World Bank.
CONTENTS Background ...................................................................................................... 1 Forest tenure and carbon rights ................................................................ 2 Benefit sharing.............................................................................................. 4 Distributing carbon benefits between national and district levels ...........6 Distributing carbon benefits within communities ...................................10 Awareness, consultation and consent ..................................................... 13 Monitoring, <strong>Report</strong>ing and Verification (MRV) .....................................16 Conclusions and policy implications ....................................................... 21 Forest tenure and carbon rights ................................................................ 21 Benefit sharing ........................................................................................... 21 Awareness, consultation and consent ......................................................22 Monitoring, reproting and verification .....................................................22 References ................................................................................................... 24 iii
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