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Fwd: Global review of community forestry bolsters REDD+



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From: Maggie Roth <maggie.roth@fcmcglobal.org>
Date: 17 April 2014 18:54
Subject: Global review of community forestry bolsters REDD+
To: Climate Change Info Mailing List <climate-l@lists.iisd.ca>


Dear Colleagues,

The challenges and triumphs of decades of community forestry provide valuable insights into the core objectives of REDD+: reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation while benefitting people and ecosystems. The Forest Carbon, Markets and Communities (FCMC) Program is pleased to inform you that the suite of four reports on Lessons Learned from Community Forestry and Their Relevance for REDD+ is now available on the FCMC website. These reports and their accompanying briefs can be found HERE and include:

-          Africa regional report

-          Asia regional report

-          Latin America regional report

-          Synthesis  report of all three regional reports

The regional reports review lessons learned from decades of community forestry experiences in specific geographical locations, generating findings and recommendations for REDD+.  The synthesis report summarizes the conclusions of the three regional reports and provides broad thematic analysis of the linkage between community forestry and REDD+.

This e-mail is intended to disseminate information and/or results from FCMC. A number of reports and documents are already available under "Resources" at www.fcmcglobal.org. Although FCMC is funded by USAID, the content of this email, as well as the documents found on the FCMC website, do not necessarily represent an official policy or position of the US government in general, nor USAID in particular.

Thank you for your interest.

Best,

Scott

 

Scott A. Hajost, Chief of Party

Forest Carbon, Markets and Communities (FCMC) Program

A USAID funded project implemented by Tetra Tech, ARD

1611 North Kent Street

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Arlington, VA 22209

Phone: 703-592-6388

Email: scott.hajost@fcmcglobal.org

Fax: 866-795-6462

www.fcmcglobal.org

 


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