Interview with Yanory Rojas on Indigenous women and forest governance.
When the drivers of deforestation are buried deep in the supply chain, innovative and collaborative solutions are required.
The workshop aimed to build the capacity of Ivorian actors to participate in carbon markets, by equipping them further and laying the groundwork for thinking about strategic choices to effectively mobilize the finance needed to achieve the country's climate goals under de Paris Agreement.
On February 24, 2023, the Government of the United Kingdom (UK) provided funding to support development, conservation, and sustainable production projects in local communities and villages in Archidona, Napo Province.
African countries are increasingly examining the potential of carbon markets to close the significant gap in climate finance in Africa.
Indonesia received a first disbursement of USD 46 million following the success in emissions reduction from forestry sector in the 2014 to 2016 period.
The latest experience sharing workshop organized by UNDP aimed to address just that: a south-south exchange between the governments of Cambodia and Kenya about the pioneering work that both countries are leading on nesting.
An example of Indigenous biocultural rights in Costa Rica
A demonstrated leader in ecosystem conservation, Costa Rica is achieving astonishing results through Results-based Payments for REDD+.
