Climate Change

Forests and climate change after Cancun - An Asia-Pacific perspective

The Cancun Agreement1 carries REDD+ firmly forward as a keycomponent of the post-2012 international climate change regimeby describing its main elements and operationalizing its initialphase. Before Cancun, many details of REDD+ were unclear, particularly concerning the issues of most importance to forest dependent people.

Publication Date: 
01/03/2011
RECOFTC The Center for People and Forests
Tags:
Forests, Climate Change, Asia, REDD, UNFCCC, LULUCF, Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), China, India, COP 16 (Cancun Summit)
Climate Change

Forests and climate change after Copenhagen: an Asia-Pacific perspective

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, in collaboration with RECOFTC

Publication Date: 
01/05/2010
RECOFTC The Center for People and Forests
Tags:
UNFCCC, Forests, Forest Policy, Forest Products, Climate Change, Bangkok, COP15, Copenhagen, REDD, Copenhagen Accord, RECOFTC The Center for People and Forests, Carbon Market