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Role of civil society and NGOs in <strong>DR</strong> CongoForest reform Outreach / awareness-raising of the Forest Code and other instruments Promotion of community rightsActivities on the ground Civil society pilot projects on participatory MRV, creating awareness-raisingmaterial in 2010 Developing alternatives to industrial logging (such as payment forecosystem services, non-timber forest products , community-based forestryetc.) Develop participatory mapping, using GPS technology, to help secure landtenureMonitor activities of international organizations World Bank Using the complaint mechanism of Forest CodeSupport independent monitoring of forest governance
Regional and international actors in theCongo Basin Regional and international programmes can improve forest governance COMIFAC action plan (plan de convergence) - 2005 Congo Basin Forest Fund (CBFF) - £100 million – UK/Norway 2008 CBFF managed by African Development Bank (ADB) Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP) now co-ordinated by Germany– 9 landscapes FLEGT – ongoing process between EU and Congo Brazzaville Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification – mixed results• All Congo Basin states are party to UN<strong>DR</strong>IP, CDB, ICCPR, ACRHP• BUT no effective application of these instruments
Page 4 and 5: Drivers of deforestation and threat
Page 6 and 7: DR Congo Forest Policy• Forest Co
Page 8 and 9: National REDD process in DR Congo
Page 12: Recommendations for REDD in Congo B

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