Guide on Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples

R-PP - ReadinessPreparation Proposal,replaced R-Plan orReadiness Plan. reference scenario, monitoring, REDDimplementation framework still need furtherelaboration; timing and application of WB Safeguards notyet clearly understood.• From R-Plan to R-PP - Onthe basis of these earlylessons, it was decidedthat instead of using theterm R-Plan, the termwhich will be used willbe Readiness PreparationProposal (R-PP) which willbe harmonized with theUN-REDD National JointProgramme.4 Key Components of R-PP• Framework consultation: organizeand consult• REDD Strategy (General and specific)• Reference scenario and• national monitoring and evaluationsystem. It was also proposed thatthere will be common budgetsheets and common consultationguidanceRecommendations approved in the lightof the R-PP proposal1. Review and assess 3 existing R-Plans on the basis of criteria proposed inProgram Note (FMT2009 – 1 Rev.4) on “Review and Assessment of ReadinessPreparation Proposals:”• make recommendations for areas of improvement• determine whether an R-PP provided sufficient basis to proceed withReadiness Preparation Grant (up to $3.6 million)2. Consider the applicability of existing program note criteria for any new R-PP.iii. What are indigenous peoples’ responses to the FCPF?• When the FCPF was launched in Bali, indigenous peoples presentand the Chair of the Permanent Forum criticized strongly the lack ofengagement with indigenous peoples. As a result, the FCPF heldmeetings with indigenous peoples and discussed ways in which they canbe more effectively involved.• In 2008 to 2009, several regional consultation workshops were heldbetween the FCPF and indigenous peoples in Asia, Latin America andAfrica. Views common in these consultations were: The UNDRIP and ILO Convention No. 169 should guide theformulation and implementation of projects supported by this64 <strong>Guide</strong> on Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples