New article 'Whither REDD+ after Doha? New realities for forest advocates' by Andrea Tuttle

[Anuradha Vanniarachchy]

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Dear friends and colleagues,

 

Is the UN climate negotiation held at Doha (COP 18) the final stop for REDD+ negotiations? Where does REDD+ stand now and where does it go from here? What is its role in the proposed Landscape day? Dr. Andrea Tuttle explores the fate and future of REDD+ including one critical unresolved issue in “Whither REDD+ after Doha? New realities for forest advocates”.

 

Dr. Tuttle has attended UNFCCC COPs since 2007 as an observer for the Pacific Forest Trust, a policy think tank and land trust dedicated to keeping forest lands as forest.  She has worked on sustainable forest management and climate policy in Southeast Asia and is a former Director of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

 

The full article can be accessed from: http://www.forestcarbonasia.org/articles/whither-redd-after-doha-new-realities-for-forest-advocates-observations-from-unfccc-cop-18/

 

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S. Anuradha Vanniarachchy

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