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AcknowledgementsThe research and publication of these case studies was funded by the Climate KnowledgeDevelopment Network (CDKN), REDD-net, Adaptation Knowledge Platform, and Raks ThaiFoundation (CARE Thailand). The following organizations assisted the study: the CambodiaRural Development Team (CRDT), CARE Vietnam, CARE Nepal, Hue University of Agricultureand Forestry Vietnam, Lembaga Alam Tropika Indonesia (LATIN), and Raks Thai Foundation(CARE Thailand).We are grateful to Arif Aliadi, Kasina Limsamarnphun, the Cambodian Rural Development Team,Nirmal Kumar BK, and Sen Le Thi Hoa for conducting the individual case studies upon whichthis paper is built.Our sincere thanks go to technical advisor Robert Solar and to Kristy Graham, Emily Brickell,and Will McFarland of the Overseas Development Institute for their considerable inputs.We wish to express special appreciation to our colleagues in the Strategic CommunicationsUnit at RECOFTC, particularly Prabha Chandran, Lena Buell, and Apinita Siripatt, as well as toCapacity Building and Technical Service colleagues Dr. Yurdi Yasmi and Ramida Thanananchatfor their support in finalizing this publication.The authors take full responsibility for the views expressed here. They do not necessarily reflectthe views of RECOFTC.ii
Table of ContentsAcronymsv1. Introduction 12. Conceptual Framework 43. Methodology 74. Lessons Learned for Maximizing Adaptation and Mitigation Impacts inCommunity Forestry 95. Conclusions 13CAMBODIA 16Indigenous Communities, Conservation, and Climate Change in Cambodia:Securing Livelihood Options for Sustainable REDD+Key Lessons 16Timeline 171. Background 172. Climate Change Impacts in Cambodia and Seima 193. Assessing Adaptive Capacity and Resilience 204. Vulnerabilities 225. Responses to Environmental Changes and Development Needs 236. Adaptation, Mitigation, and Community Forestry Linkages 24INDONESIA 27Community Forestry Supporting Resilience in Meru Betiri Park, IndonesiaKey Lessons 27Timeline 281. Background 282. Climate Change Impacts in Indonesia and Meru Betiri 303. Assessing Adaptive Capacity and Resilience 314. Vulnerabilities 335. Responses to Environmental Changes and Development Needs 346. Adaptation, Mitigation, and Community Forestry Linkages 34iii
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