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With the Forests and Climate Change Programme (FORCLIME), Germany supports Indonesia's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the forestry sector, to conserve forest biodiversity within the regional Heart of Borneo Initiative and to implement sustainable forest management for the benefit of the people.

Germany's immediate action will focus on helping Indonesia to get ready for the implementation of a future REDD mechanism ("readiness process")

FORCLIME's ASSISTANCE

  • Advice  on  strategy  development  for  REDD,  and  forest development at national, provincial and district levels
  • Technical  advice  on  a  framework  for  the implementation of REDD demonstration activities at various levels, including participatory land use planning and forest zoning
  • Innovative design of mechanisms and regulations for district-based  REDD  initiatives
  • Facilitation of monitoring, reporting and verification
  • Support to forestry administration reform processes such as the establishment of forest management units and related monitoring and inspectorate systems
  • Support to nature  conservation  and benefit  sharing  within  the  Heart  of Borneo (HoB) Initiative
  • Development of payment for environmental services schemes to support sustainable livelihoods in rural areas
  • Capacity building for sustainable forest management and nature conservation

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 February 2011 03:34

 

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