Carbon righteousness – how to ensure the poor benefit from REDD
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Carbon righteousness – how to ensure the poor benefit from REDD

The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) has issued a new reports on REDD+: Carbon righteousness: how to lever pro-poor benefits from REDD+ This briefing discusses the opportunities and challenges involved in the creation of a new form of private property that can be bought and sold in domestic and international markets — the ‘carbon right’. It looks at how equity and fairness can be built into this new...

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Looking back and thinking ahead – conservation in Madagascar

MADAGASCAR CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT, a free online journal on conservation in Madagascar, has released its latest issue.

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Tool for comparing value of forest conservation to logging, palm oil

A new tool developed by Lian Pin Koh of ETH Zurich allows users to quickly compare the value of various forms of land use, including oil palm plantation development, logging, and carbon conservation for REDD+ payments. The web-based tool provides a rough estimate for the net present value of economic activities as well as the impact on biodiversity. The tool is available at LU...

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