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What have we learned from 15 years of REDD+ policy research? (analysis)
The Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation program (REDD+) is supposed to provide participating countries, jurisdictions and communities in the Global South with incentives to protect their forests. This analysis draws on more than a decade of comparative research and identifies a broad array of actors involved in REDD+, with large power differences between them.
References: Conference of the Parties Meetings as Regularly Scheduled Critical Events for Global Climate Governance: Reflecting on COP 26 and the Glasgow Climate Pact
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COP27 failed; so why do we bother?
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Opinion: COP27 failed, so why continue with these UN climate summits?
Climate change is an existential threat to human civilization and planetary ecosystems. Yet despite 27 UN Conference of the Parties (COP) meetings that have taken place so far, the international community has been unable to ward off imminent disaster. A number of expert commentators have already declared COP27—the recent UN climate summit in Egypt—to be a failure.
COP27 failed. So why continue with these UN climate summits? Original
Climate change is an existential threat to human civilization and planetary ecosystems. Yet despite 27 UN Conference of the Parties (COP) meetings that have taken place so far, the international community has been unable to ward off imminent disaster. A number of expert commentators have already declared COP27 — the recent UN climate summit in Egypt — to be a failure.
PhD opportunity – call for application | University of Helsinki
PhD opportunity within the International Forest Policy research team Context and aim Forests are high on current climate policy agendas, with REDD+ featuring prominently among other efforts to reduce emissions. Yet, forest frontiers in the Congo Basin and elsewhere in the tropics experience increasing forest loss and inequalities related to benefits and burdens from forest land use, conversion and conservation.
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