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Background and objectives
Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation and enhancement of forest carbon stocks (REDD+) is enshrined in the Paris Agreement and has been adopted by many countries as a way to promote climate and development benefits from forests. After ten years of experimentation, the novel feature of REDD+ – the prospect of offering large-scale, results-based finance to developing countries as a reward for performance – is beginning to materialize. Indonesia will receive USD 56 million from the Norwegian Government as part of the Indonesia-Norway Letter of Intent for 11.2 million tCO2e avoided from reduced deforestation in 2017 and USD 103.8 million from the Green Climate Fund based on 20.3 million tCO2e emissions avoided during the period from 2014-2016. To what degree can such results-based payments (RBP) prompt the land-use policies and actions needed for transformational change?
CIFOR and partners have been implementing a Global Comparative Study on REDD+ (GCS REDD+) since 2009. Through research and engagement at international, national, subnational and local levels, we ensure that policymakers and practitioner communities have access to – and use – the information, analyses and tools needed to design and implement effective, efficient, and equitable REDD+ policies and actions.
Through GCS REDD+, we have identified three key challenges for results-based payments: what to pay for, how to set reference levels, and who should benefit. This national stakeholders’ workshop in Indonesia will provide a platform for sharing knowledge and lessons learned on how these challenges are being addressed in Indonesia, and how REDD+ governance can be improved to enable RBP at multiple levels.
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For more information:
Bimo Dwisatrio: b.dwisatrio@cgiar.org
Agenda
Opening
Opening remarks
Ruandha Agung Sugardiman, Directorate of Climate Change, Ministry of Environment and Forestry
TIME
14:00-14:05
Opening remarks
Robert Nasi, CIFOR
TIME
14:05-14:10
Bilateral REDD+ partnership between Indonesia and Norway
Marianne Johansen, Royal Norwegian Embassy in Jakarta, NICFI
TIME
14:10-14:15
CIFOR video – introduction to GCS REDD+
TIME
14:15-14:18
Results-based payment: Global outlook and Indonesia
Plenary
TIME
14:18-14:20
TIME
14:20-14:25
Results-based payment: who should be paid, and for what?
Arild Angelsen, Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)
TIME
14:25-14:30
How should REDD+ be financed and who should be paid? Lessons from Indonesia, Brazil and Vietnam
Moira Moeliono, CIFOR
TIME
14:30-14:35
Discussion + Q&A
Amy Duchelle, CIFOR
TIME
14:35-15:00
Implementing RBP: Opportunities and challenges
Parallel breakout groups #1
TIME
15:05-15:10
TIME
15:10-15:15
TIME
15:15-15:20
Discussion + Q&A
Cynthia Maharani, WRI Indonesia
TIME
15:20-15:40
Supporting subnational RBP implementation
Parallel breakout groups #2
Evaluating the performance of jurisdictional approaches at provincial level
Mella Komalasari, CIFOR
Gita Syahrani, Lingkar Temu Kabupaten Lestari (LTKL)
TIME
15:05-15:10
How a reflexive monitoring tool for multi- stakeholder forums can support FCPF implementation
Daddy Ruhiyat, East Kalimantan Regional Climate Change Council (DDPI)
Nining Liswanti, CIFOR
TIME
15:10-15:15
Nesting local projects into jurisdictional REDD+ programs
Dharsono Hartono, PT. RMU
TIME
15:15-15:20
Discussion + Q&A
Levania Santoso, CIFOR
TIME
15:20-15:40
Where to next?
Plenary
Levania Santoso, CIFOR
TIME
15:40-15:55
Closing remarks
Amy Duchelle, CIFOR
TIME
15:55-16:00
