Forests and climate change after Durban - RECOFTC

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AbbreviationsA/R CDMAfforestation/Reforestation in theClean Development MechanismMRVMeasurement, Reporting, andVerificationASEANASFNBMUAssociation of Southeast AsianNationsASEAN Social Forestry NetworkGerman Federal Ministry for theEnvironment, Nature Conservationand Nuclear SafetyNAPARECOFTCREDDNational Adaptation Plan of ActionRegional Community Training Centerfor Asia and the Pacific (The Centerfor People and Forests)Reduced Emissions fromDeforestation and forest DegradationCBDCDMCERCOPETSFAOFPICFRAGCFGHGGIZLAPALCALULUCFNoradConvention on Biological DiversityClean Development MechanismCertified Emission ReductionConference of the Parties(to the UNFCCC)Emissions Trading Scheme(of the EU)Food and Agriculture Organization ofthe United NationsFree, Prior, and Informed ConsentForest Resources AssessmentGreen Climate FundGreenhouse GasesDeutsche Gesellschaft fürInternationale ZusammenarbeitLocal Adaptation Plan of ActionLong-Term Cooperative Action (AdhocWorking Group within UNFCCC)Land Use, Land Use Change,and ForestryThe Norwegian Agency forDevelopment CooperationREDD+RELRLRSPOSBSTASESASDCUNCCDUNDRIPUNFCCCVCSUNFFReduced Emissions fromDeforestation and forest Degradationand the role of conservation,sustainable management of forests,and enhancement of forest carbonstocksReference Emission LevelsReference LevelsRoundtable for Sustainable Palm OilSubsidiary Body for Scientific andTechnological AdviceStandards for Social andEnvironmental AssessmentSwiss Agency for Development andCooperationUnited Nations Convention onCombating DesertificationUnited Nations Declaration on theRights of Indigenous PeoplesUnited Nations FrameworkConvention on Climate ChangeVerified Carbon StandardsUnited Nations Forum on Forests
The expertsMs. Anna LehmannLEAF ProgramUSAIDThailandDr. Antonio GM La ViñaAteneo School of GovernmentPhilippinesMs. Ivy WongWorld Wide Fund for NatureMalaysiaMs. Joan CarlingAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP)ThailandMr. Lawrence AngAteneo School of GovernmentPhilippinesMr. Maximilian ConradMinistry of Natural Resources andEnvironmentGovernment of MalaysiaMr. Resham DangiMinistry of Forests and Soil ConservationGovernment of NepalMr. Senson MarkPNG Eco-Forestry ForumPapua New GuineaMr. Samreth VannaForestry AdministrationGovernment of CambodiaDr. Suchitra ChangtragoonDepartment of National ParkWildlife and Plant ConservationGovernment of ThailandMs. Vicky Tauli-CorpuzTebtebbaPhilippinesMr. Yayan HadiyanMinistry of ForestryGovernment of IndonesiaDr. Promode KantInstitute of Green Economy (IGREC)India
Page 1 and 2: Forests andclimate changeafter Durb
Page 3 and 4: IntroductionOver the past two years
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Page 13 and 14: Q4How will REDD+ be financed?The di
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Page 23 and 24: Q10Has the REDD+ dialogue leading u
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