FW: Reminder: Flagship knowledge briefs

[Wil Burns]

FYI. For anyone who works on REDD issues, domestically or internationally, these UN-REDD briefs look very helpful. wil

 

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From: UN-REDD Programme <communication...@ccsend.com>

 

You don't want to miss this.

10+ years of UN-REDD expertise and best practices now available in a 9-brief series     A recent study, published in Nature, cautioned that deforestation and climate change, via increasing dry-season length and drought frequency, may have pushed the Amazon already close to a critical threshold of rainforest dieback, potentially triggering catastrophic runaway climate change.   But the 2022 “State of the World’s Forests” report, put out at the XV World Forestry Congress, also recognized that in the last decade overall deforestation rates globally have decreased and that the fight to protect our forests, the single largest nature-based solution and source of multiple benefits, can still be won - if we double down and radically scale up REDD+.   To further capacitate the REDD+ community, the UN-REDD Programme has synthesized its lessons learned, good practice and key recommendations from over 10 years working with partner countries and IPLCs into nine flagship briefs.   Happy reading!     UN-REDD Flagship Knowledge – a 9-brief series you can find here:       Developing Capacity for National Forest Monitoring Systems UN-REDD Support and Innovative Solutions for Collecting, Managing and Reporting Forest Data Safeguarding People and Nature IN REDD+: Meeting the Safeguards Requirements under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Land-Use Planning and Integrated Approaches to Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation   Linking REDD+, the Paris Agreement, Nationally Determined Contributions and the sustainable development goals National funding mechanisms for REDD+: lessons learned and success factors Recognizing and empowering indigenous peoples and Local Communities as critical partners in forest solutions to the climate emergency   Forest Tenure and REDD+: Good Practice, Lessons Learned and Recommendations Lessons learned from technical assistance on economic valuation, business analytics and mobilizing public and private finance Gender And REDD+: Promoting Transformational Change And Innovation In REDD+ Action       ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌   This resource is made possible through support from Denmark, Japan, Luxembourg, Norway, Spain, Switzerland and the European Union. Content provided by UN-REDD Programme staff, partner countries and guests.  All images used courtesy of license holder or through Creative Commons license.

 

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