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IGES-RECOFTC-INA capacity building workshops on REDD
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 In its attempt to reconcile the need to effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions with social considerations and the need for economic development, particularly for people living in and around forests, reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) challenges a diverse group of stakeholders to limit if not halt the quantitative and qualitative loss of forests and achieve sustainable forest management.
Recognising that stakeholders, from civil society and government, have specific capacity building needs to enable them to take REDD-initiatives forward, IGES collaborated with two of its partners, the Center for People and Forests (RECOFTC) and the PNG Institute of National Affairs (INA), to conduct four REDD capacity building workshops in Cambodia, Viet Nam, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) in February and March 2010. The workshops were generously funded by the Ministry of Environment of Japan.
The workshops brought together forest stakeholders from civil society and government with centres working on capacity building and research, to enhance the country specific capacity for the development of policies and initiatives that provide long-term and real emissions reductions, as well as sustainable development outcomes. Anticipated outcomes of the workshops were (i) increased awareness on REDD and on REDD progress, and (ii) alliance building between forest stakeholders to move the REDD agenda forward in the respective country. Group exercises to increase understanding of REDD concepts and their application to sub-national REDD activities and national REDD policy and strategy were a highlight of the workshops organised with RECOFTC in Cambodia, Viet Nam, and Indonesia. The workshop with INA in PNG focused on understanding the state of PNG's forests and the threats they are facing, notably from Special Purpose Agricultural/Industrial leases, and the prospects for REDD in PNG, including policy and legal aspects, at the start of 2010.
The links below provide the workshop reports and the workshop presentations.
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February and March 2010 |
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Cambodia, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Viet Nam and Indonesia |
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The workshop reports and the workshop presentations
Cambodia (24-26 February 2010) |
Workshop report 4.3MB |
| Presentations |
Carbon credits from avoided deforestation a pilot project in the Seima Protection Forest, Cambodia 1.9MB
Dr Tom Evans, Wildlife Conservation Society
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Oddar Meanchey CF REDD: Challenges and Lessons Learned in Implementation 365KB
Pact Cambodia |
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Papua New Guinea (01-03 March 2010) |
| Workshop report 209MB |
| Presentations |
| REDD+ strategy update 273KB |
| Climate-Compatible Development for Papua New Guinea 296KB |
Conservation Trust Funds and REDD 343KB
Jane Mogina, Executive Director, Mama Graun Conservation Trust Fund |
Forest Conservation Values and Threats 313KB
Department of Environment and Conservation |
A PNG National Forest Fund: An option for Quick REDD with Cred 386KB
Green Peace |
REDD Capacity & Consensus Building Workshop 106KB
INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS |
Key Concepts to Understanding REDD as a Strategy for Mitigation of Climate Change 804KB
Dr. Graham Sem,
Sustainable Environmental Management Ltd |
| Issues & Options in the Development & Implementation Of REDD Mechanism The importance of Community involvement in Payment for Environmental Services in Papua New Guinea 551KB |
| Community carbon inventory and PES management trials: Some experiences from the Community Carbon Forestry project 425KB |
REDD Strategy and regulation: Learning from the Indonesian Experience 295KB
Henry Scheyvens, Forest Conservation, Livelihoods and Rights Project,
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies(IGES)
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Landowner perspectives on Partnerships with local communities for long-term forest conservation 154KB
Enock Kale, Land owner - Crater Mountain Wildlife Management Area |
Realities for REDD Projects in PNG - an Experiential Viewpoint 1.3MB
Tom Diwai Vigus on behalf of the PNG Institute of National Affairs |
| Presentation by the FOUNDATION FOR PEOPLE & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (FPCD) INC. 927KB |
| Prospects and Timetables for REDD Internationally 304KB |
State of PNG Forests 358KB
Goodwill Tony Amos, Manager - Climate Change and REDD, Papua New Guinea Forest Authority |
Village REDD Concept 460KB
Wildlife Conservation Society, PNG Programme |
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Viet Nam (3-5 March 2010) |
| Workshop report 273KB |
| Presentations |
Carbon credits from avoided deforestation a pilot project in the Seima Protection Forest, Cambodia 1.9MB
Dr Tom Evans, Wildlife Conservation Society |
Oddar Meanchey CF REDD: Challenges and Lessons Learned in Implementation 365KB
Pact Cambodia |
Định lượng khả năng tích tụ carbon của một số loại rừng ở phía Nam làm cơ sở xác định giá trị dịch vụ môi trường rừng (PFES) 2.8MB
TS. Viên Ngọc Nam,
Đại học Nông Lâm Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh
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Giới thiệu tóm tắt:
THIẾT KẾ HỆ THỐNG PHÂN CHIA LỢI ÍCH THEO CƠ CHẾ REDD+ CHƯƠNG TRÌNH UN-REDD TẠI VIỆT NAM
187KB |
| Giới thiệu Chương trình UNREDD tại Việt Nam 209KB |
TÁC ĐỘNG CỦA BIẾN ĐỔI KHÍ HẬU TỚI TÀI NGUYÊN RỪNG CỦA VIỆT NAM 1.8MB
Phạm Mạnh Cường
Phạm Minh Thoa
Cục Lâm nghiệp
Bộ Nông nghiệp và Phát triển nông thôn
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| Prospects and Challenges in the REDD Implementation: Vietnam's Experience towards REDD Readiness 210KB |
REDD, LULUCF and CDM: Recent International Developments 139KB
Dr. Pham Manh Cuong,
Operational REDD Focal Point Department of Forestry (DOF) Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) With the contribution of colleagues from UNDP and WB FCPF
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Triển vọng và thách thức thực hiện REDD : Kinh nghiệm của Việt Nam trong việc triển khai các hoạt động nâng cao năng lực sẵn sàng thực hiện REDD 444KB
TS. Phạm Mạnh Cường,
Cục Lâm nghiệp (DoF),
Bộ Nông nghiệp và Phát triển nông thôn (MARD)
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Dự án:XÂY DỰNG NĂNG LỰC VỀ BIẾN ĐỔI KHÍ HẬU CHO CÁC TỔ CHỨC XÃ HỘI DÂN SỰ VIỆT NAM 207KB
Vũ Thường - Điều phối viên dự án |
| Đo đạc, xác minh và phê chuẩn 251KB |
IPCC Methodologies for Forests 682KB
Nalin SRIVASTAVA, Task Force on National Greenhouse Gas Inventories, IPCC |
| REDD+:các khái niệm cơ bản 189KB |
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Indonesia (17-19 March 2010) |
| Workshop report 204KB |
| Presentations |
MEMAHAMI KONSEP REDD : ADDITIONALITY, LEAKAGE & PERMANENCE 640KB
Muhammad Ridwan |
REDD and the Private Sector:An Opportunity for Sustainable Development 3.4MB
Neil Franklin, Sustainability Director, Asia Pacific Resources International Ltd |
Concept of Baseline 945KB
Saipul Rahman,
Directorate of Forest Inventory and Mapping,
Directorate General of Forest Planning
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Berau Forest Carbon Program(BFCP) 1.2MB
The Nature Conservancy |
Financing REDD: Market or Fund? 359KB
Agus Sari |
Climate Change and REDD: A Brief Introduction 938KB
The Center for People and Forests |
PENYIAPAN MASYARAKAT ADAT DALAM MENGHADAPI PERUBAHAN IKLIM 698KB
Mina Susana Setra - AMAN |
Measurable, Reportable and Verifiable (MRV)
Mitigation Commitments and Actions
734KB
Sonya Dewi |
HUTAN & KARBON: STRATEGI MITIGASI & ADAPTASI 1.1MB
Muhammad Ridwan |
Total Carbon Accounting Frameworks 2.1MB
Meine van Noordwijk, Sonya Dewi, Andree Ekadinata, Jusupta Tarigan |
OSIRIS-Indonesia
A Free, Unofficial Tool to Assist in the Design of REDD+ Rules and Incentives in Indonesia
268KB
Kemen Austin, World Resources Institute |
| Kemitraan Untuk REDD+:Lokakarya Nasional bagi Pemerintah dan Masyarakat Sipil 573KB |
Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation 579KB
Agus P. Sari, PEACE |
Revenue Distribution and REDD+ in Indonesia 97KB
Stibniati Atmadja, CIFOR |
Keadilan, keadilan gender & TATA KELOLA REDD+ 580KB
Mia Siscawati |
REDD+ dan Tata Kelola Pemerintahan 106KB
Crystal Davis, World Resources Institute |
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