Scoping Dialogue on REDD+ Benefit Sharing
Co-Chairs' Summary Agenda Participant list Introduction: Scoping Dialogue on REDD+ Benefit Sharing - Gary Dunning Facilitating countries and communities in designing pro-poor REDD+ benefit-sharing schemes - George Akwah Presentation on background paper- Xiaoting Hou REDD+ benefit sharing: discourses on who ‘should’ benefit - Grace Wong REDD+ Benefit Sharing, Indonesia Proposal - Iwan Wibisono REDD+ Benefit Sharing On the ground experiences - Agustin Silvani Rights Based Approach for REDD+ Benefit Sharing: Experiences from the Democratic Republic of Congo - Patrick Kipalu Breakout Groups Co-chairs' Reflections - Co-chairs Challenges and Ways Forward with Benefit Sharing - Diji Chandrasekharan Behr Breakout Groups: key issues to be explored in future field dialogues - GroupThe Dialogue in DC is a first scoping exercise for the REDD+ Benefit Sharing Initiative, which aimed to develop and understand the current state of REDD+ Benefit Sharing in several key countries and to identify the challenges of designing and implementing those mechanisms more broadly. The REDD+ Initiative seeks to build a “community of practice” among locally-rooted, well-connected REDD practitioners to share experiences and develop practical tools that support effective, efficient and equitable benefit sharing for REDD+. Through the initiative, we expect to promote appropriate economic, policy and institutional arrangements at the local, national and international levels and to facilitate equitable and efficient delivery of REDD+ benefits. This Dialogue is hosted by The World Bank.
Photos from the dialogue can be found here.