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Getting REDD+ right for women: an analysis of the barriers and opportunities for women’s participation in the REDD+ sector in Asia [1]

The purpose of this assessment is to identify the constraints to and opportunities for women‘s participation in REDD+ initiatives, particularly as country REDD+ readiness plans are being developed, as well as to reveal the potential impacts of gender relations on REDD+ initiatives and vice versa. Additionally, this study aimed to provide recommendations on how future REDD+ initiatives in Asia, including USAID/RDMA‘s new Sustainable Landscapes program, can successfully integrate gender into REDD+ projects so as to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of USAID‘s REDD+ initiatives, and that USAID assistance makes the optimal contribution to gender equality. Note that this assessment was conducted prior to the award of the USAID/RDMA Sustainable Landscapes project so as to be used to inform its design. The findings of the assessment are being integrated into RDMA‘s Lowering Emissions from Asia‘s Forests (LEAF) project.

Publication Date: 
01/09/2011
Jeannette Gurung [2], Kalpana Giri [3], Abidah Billah Setyowati [4]
USAID [5]
Tags:
REDD [6], Women [7], Asia [8], South Asia [9], India [10], Forest Management [11], Governance [12], Forest Policy [13], Land Tenure [14], Land Ownership [15], Protected Area Conservation [16], Climate Change [17], Community Forest Management (CFM) [18], Joint Forest Management (JFM) [19]
Centre for Science and Environment
National Knowledge Commission Government of India

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