Overview of Subnational Programs to Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) as Part of the Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force

9 de agosto de 2012

ago 9, 2012

Daniel Nepstad, William Boyd, John O. Niles, Andrea Azevedo, Claudia Stickler, Tathiana Bezerra, Bernhard Smid, Karen Schwalb, Edson Vidale

O relatório analisa a situação e o progresso de programas subnacionais de REDD+ em desenvolvimento em 13 estados / províncias membros da força-tarefa de Governadores para o Clima e Florestas (GCF). O estudo concentra-se na análise de nove critérios considerados essenciais para a geração de pagamentos por reduções de emissões alcançadas através de programas de REDD+, bem como apresenta recomendações para que governos obtenham sucesso na implementação de programas de REDD+ no contexto do desenvolvimento rural de baixas emissões.

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