FCPF 2025 Annual Report

The Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) 2025 Annual Report highlights a year of strong progress in results-based climate finance and in helping countries prepare for the next phase of high-integrity carbon markets.

  • Day 1
    18 March
    2013
  • Day 2
    19 March
    2013
  • Day 3
    20 March
    2013
  • Day 4
    21 March
    2013
  • Day 5
    22 March
    2013
Logistics NoteEnglish March 2013
DRAFT Agenda English March 2013 | Spanish March 2013 | French March 2013
2
07:00

Pre-PC Workshops (Optional)

07:00-08:30 am
Breakfast
08:30
08:30-10:30 am
Workshop 1: Readiness Package Assessment Framework
10:30
10:30-11:00 am
Coffee break
11:00
11:00 am-01:00 pm
Workshop 2: Draft Term Sheet setting out general terms and procedures of a future FCPF Emission Reductions Payment Agreement (ERPA)
01:00
01:00-02:30 pm
Lunch break
02:30
02:30-04:30 pm
Workshop 3: Potential reopening of the FCPF to new REDD+ countries
04:30
04:30-05:00 pm
Coffee break
05:00
05:00 pm
Informal discussions in REDD Country Participants’ regional groups (open to other Participants and Observers)
1
07:00
07:00-09:00 am
Registration and breakfast
2
09:00

1. Opening

09:00-09:30 am
1a. Welcome (Benoît Bosquet)
09:30
09:30-10:00 am
1b. Official opening (Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Managing Director, World Bank and Todd Stern, Special Envoy for Climate Change, Department of State, United States)
10:00
10:00-10:10 am
1c. Review and approval of meeting agenda (Jorge Quezada and Mika Bucki as Co-Chairs)
10:10
10:10-10:15 am
1d. Overview of contact groups and PC Resolutions (Sachiko Morita)
10:15
10:15-10:45 am
1e. FMT’s update on progress made since PC13 (Benoît Bosquet) (FMT Progress Report)
10:45
10:45-11:00 am
Coffee break
11:00

2. Readiness Package

11:00 am-12:15 pm
2. Readiness Package Assessment Framework (Alex Lotsch, Kate Cecys) – Resolution sought
12:15

3. Strategic Direction of the FCPF

12:15-01:15 pm
3a. Discussion of the World Bank’s Independent Evaluation Group’s Global Program Review of the FCPF (Benoît Bosquet)
01:15
01:15-02:30 pm
Lunch break, contact groups on draft PC Resolutions
02:30
02:30-04:30 pm
3b. Potential Reopening of the FCPF to New REDD+ Countries (Stephanie Tam, Simon Whitehouse) – Resolution sought
04:30
04:30-04:45 pm
Coffee break
04:45

4. Formal R-PP Assessment

04:45-05:00 pm
4a. Introduction and presentation of ad hoc TAPs for PC14 R-PPs (Leonel Iglesias) (TAP Introduction and R-PP review process)
05:00
05:00 pm
4b. TAP overview of R-PPs presented at PC14 (TAP)
06:00
06:00 pm
Contact groups on draft PC Resolutions
1
07:30
07:30-09:00 am
Breakfast, contact groups on draft PC Resolutions
2
08:00

4. Formal R-PP Assessment (continued)

08:00-09:00 am
Simultaneous interpretation will be available
08:00-09:00 am
Simultaneous interpretation will NOT be available
09:00
09:00-10:00 am
4d. Papua New Guinea (Rensie Panda and Ken Bensolo, TAP, PC, UNDP TBC) – Resolution sought
09:00-10:00 am
4c. Chile (Aída Baldini and Angelo Sartori, TAP, PC, WB) – Resolution sought
10:00
10:00-11:00 am
4e. Honduras (Efrain Duarte and Irina Pineda, TAP, PC, UNDP) – Resolution sought
10:00-11:00 am
4f. Thailand (Suchitra Changtragoon, TAP, PC, WB) – Resolution sought
11:00
11:00-11:30 am
Coffee break
11:30
11:30 am-12:30 pm
4g. Suriname (John Goedschalk, TAP, PC, UNDP) – Resolution sought
11:30 am-12:30 pm
4h. Vanuatu (Albert Williams, TAP, PC, WB) – Resolution sought
12:30
12:30-02:00 pm
Lunch break, contact groups on draft PC Resolutions
02:00

5. Carbon Fund: ERPA Term Sheet

02:00-03:30 pm
5. Term Sheet setting out the general principles of a future FCPF Emission Reductions Payment Agreement (Markus Pohlmann) – Resolution sought
03:30
03:30-05:30 pm
Coffee break and contact groups on draft PC Resolutions (Session 1)
05:30
05:30 pm
Contact groups on draft PC Resolutions (Session 2)
1
07:00
07:00-08:30 am
Breakfast, contact groups on draft PC Resolutions (Session 1)
08:30
08:30-10:00 am
Breakfast, contact groups on draft PC Resolutions (Session 2)
2
10:00

6. Monitoring and Evaluation

10:00-11:00 am
6. Presentation of the final draft M&E framework (Neeta Hooda and Erin Conner) – Resolution sought (If resolution not adopted before PC14. TBC)
11:00
11:00-11:15 am
Coffee break
11:15
11:15 am-12:15 pm
7. Presentation on the status of the Capacity Building Programs for Indigenous Peoples, and CSOs and Local Communities (Gernot Brodnig)
12:15
12:15-01:30 pm
Lunch break, contact groups on draft PC Resolutions
01:30

8. Knowledge Sharing Panel

01:30-03:00 pm
8a. Progress in the implementation of REDD+ safeguards, focusing on Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment (Rubin Rashidi of DRC, Nur Masripatin of Indonesia, and Javier Gutiérrez of Nicaragua)
01:30-03:00 pm
8b. Resolution on the Monitoring and Evaluation Framework - adopted by electronic means on March 15, 2013 (English, French)
03:00

9. Closing

03:00-03:15 pm
9a. Next meetings (Erin Conner) (Dates and Locations of Next Meetings)
03:15
03:15-04:15 pm
9b. Adoption of PC Resolutions (Sachiko Morita)
04:15
04:15-04:45 pm
9c. Co-chairs’ conclusions (Jorge Quezada and Mika Bucki as Co-chairs)
04:45
04:45-06:30 pm
End of meeting
06:30
06:30 pm
Buses depart Washington Plaza Hotel for reception at the National Zoo, Amazonia Exhibit.
09:00
09:00-10:30 pm
Buses depart National Zoo, Amazonia Exhibit to return to Washington Plaza Hotel
2
08:00

Field Visit (Optional)

08:00 am
Field Visit

Option 1: Half-day trip (see details in annotations below) Morning visit to the George Washington National Forest, which offers opportunities to learn about forest management for a multiple-use forest with production, wilderness, and recreation areas.

Option 2: Full-day trip (see details in annotations below) Morning visit to the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) in Front Royal, Virginia. SCBI holds one of the Smithsonian forest plots, as well as NEON, a large national ecological observation network. This will be followed by an afternoon visit to the George Washington National Forest

Thailand - Introduction Letter from Thai Working Group for Climate Justice (TCJ)English September 2018
Thailand - CSOs/Local Community/Women/Ethnic Group Review of Draft Thailand Readiness-Preparation Proposal (R-PP): Workshop ReportEnglish March 2013
Thailand - Comments and Proposals On the process and content of the REDD+ Readiness-Preparation Proposal (R-PP) of ThailandComments from Thai Climate Justice March 2013
Thailand - Letter from Civil Society Working Group on Monitoring the REDD+ Readiness Preparation Proposal (R-PP) in ThailandEnglish September 2018
Thailand - Recommendations from Thailand’s Civil Society Organizations for the Revision of the REDD+ Readiness Preparation Proposal (R-PP) for ThailandEnglish March 2013
Honduras: New: Joint endorsement of R-PP by Ministers and CONPAHEnglish September 2018
Honduras - Letter from CONPAH (Indigenous Peoples' Confederation of Honduras)English January 2013
Honduras: Reply from FCPF to COPINH, February 2013English February 2013
Honduras: Letter from COPINH rejecting the R-PPEnglish February 2013
Suriname - Letter expressing concerns about Suriname's draft R-PP (FPP)English February 2013
Brochure: Readiness Package Assessment Framework English March 2013 | Spanish March 2013 | French March 2013
PC/PA MEETING
Participants Committee FourteenthMeeting (PC14)
18 March 2013
- 22 March 2013
, Washington DC, USA
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