REDD+ performance in the landscape

GLF Warsaw, November 2013

THINKING beyond the canopy

CIFOR’s Global Comparative Study (GCS-REDD+)

•To support REDD+ policy arenas and practitioner communities with- information - analysis- tools

• …. so as to ensure 3E+ outcomes: - effectiveness- efficiency - equity and co-benefits

THINKING beyond the canopy

THINKING beyond the canopy

Seeing REDD+ through 4I’s: Institutions, Interests, Ideas, Information

Analysis of national REDD+ policies and processes in 13 countries since 2009 (& more coming: Ethiopia, …)

http://www.forestsclimatechange.org/global-comparative-study-on-redd.html

2008

2012

2009

CIFOR’s three edited volumes on

REDD+

We acknowledge the support from:

Norad and the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment of Norway,

AusAID (Australia), European Commission,

Dept. of Energy and Climate Change & Dept. for Int. Dev. (UK)

& all research partners and individuals that have contributed to the GCS research

Thanks

REDD+ performance in the landscape

• Measuring multiple dimensions of performance and attributing impact: challenges and opportunities for MRVMartin Herold, Wageningen University, the Netherlands

 • Brazil: Socio-political dimensions of REDD+ MRV and benefit

distribution across levelsMaria Fernanda Gebara, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro/Fundação Getulio Vargas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• Nepal: Putting MRV and community forestry into a landscape perspectiveNaya Paudel, Forest Action, Nepal

• Indonesia: Credibility of MRV system data and performance based paymentsDaniel Murdiyarso, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Indonesia

Focus

(ac)counting for a purpose («measure not just for pleasure»

1. MRV-ing for a landscape approach- Actor and sectoral interaction in analysis- Bringing stakeholders together

2. MRV as basis for a performance-based system

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