Financing and Economics of REDD+
REDD+ finance complements other sources of finance that promote sustainable land use. It provides an additional incentive to make development investments sustainable and benefit the climate. As REDD+ programs are designed it becomes essential to understand required underlying finance, programs costs and benefits. The resources in this section provide technical guidance on the finance and economics of REDD+.
FCPF Guidelines
FCPF Materials
External Links and Resources
- November 2012: Deforestation Trends in the Congo Basin: Full Report (English, French)
- June 2010: Fast-start climate change finance provided by the Netherlands in the context of the Copenhagen Accord (English)
- May 2010: Oslo Climate and Forest Conference (link)
- May 2010: REDD+ Financing and Activities Survey (English)
- October 2009: Final report of the Informal Working Group on Interim Finance for REDD+ (English)
- September 2009: Estimating the costs of REDD+ at the Country Level (English, Spanish)
- October 2008: Eliasch Review Climate Change: Financing Global Forests (English)