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Dear all,
We are pleased to announce our latest brief - REDD+ Biodiversity Safeguards: Options for Developing National Approaches (BioREDD Brief No.2. Biodiversity & REDD+ Updates). This brief is brought to you by Forest Carbon Asia, SNV Netherlands Development Organization with support from the International Climate Initiative of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, and United Nations Environment Programme - World Conservation Monitoring Centre which is part of the UN-REDD Programme.
The last brief outlined the international commitments to biodiversity in REDD+, the risks and opportunities, and international and national options for promoting biodiversity in REDD+. This brief explores how a national safeguard approach can be developed that will meet the International policy commitments yet remain consistent with national policy frameworks. It further discusses how SNV together with UNEP-WCMC is exploring a national safeguard approach for Vietnam.
The brief can be downloaded from: http://www.forestcarbonasia.org/fca-publications/redd-biodiversity-safeguards-options-developing-national-approaches/
Please visit the FCA-SNV Biodiversity and REDD+ platform for daily BioREDD updates: http://www.forestcarbonasia.org/themes/biodiversity-and-redd/
Consolidated update briefs on Biodiversity and REDD+ will be available every two-three months. If you wish to obtain these updates via email, kindly sign up at in...@forestcarbonasia.org with “Biodiversity & REDD+ Briefs” in the subject line.
Best regards,
S. Anuradha Vanniarachchy
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Forest Carbon Asia's mission is to serve as a dynamic regional knowledge management platform that provides easily accessible, up-to-date, objective and insightful information and analysis on REDD+ and other forest carbon-related policies, players and issues for decision makers, managers and users of forest and land resources across Asia. Through this platform, we hope to engender a healthy and critical debate and move talks and action forward in a positive manner.
SNV’s goal is to catalyse sustainable development processes. We support people to access and develop the capabilities, services and opportunities needed to live a healthy, productive and otherwise fulfilling life, while sustainably using the natural resources they depend on.