Field Dialogue on REDD+ Benefit Sharing in Vietnam
Co-Chairs' Summary Background Paper Agenda Field Trip Objectives Field Trip Itinerary Field Trip Background Information Participant List Vietnamese Government Field Debriefing 1 (Vietnamese) Vietnamese Government Field Debriefing 2 (Vietnamese) Introduction: Vietnam Field Dialogue on REDD+ Benefit Sharing - Gary Dunning (English) International Context of REDD+ Benefit Sharing - Patrick Wylie (English) International Context of REDD+ Benefit Sharing - CIFOR (English) International Context of REDD+ Benefit Sharing - CIFOR (Vietnamese) Overview of REDD+ process in Vietnam - Pham Manh Cuong (English) Overview of REDD+ process in Vietnam - Pham Manh Cuong (Vietnamese) Overview of benefit distribution from PES in Vietnam - Pham Hong Luong (English) Overview of benefit distribution from PES in Vietnam - Pham Hong Luong (Vietnamese) Presentation of the background paper - Pham Minh Thoa (English) Presentation of the background paper - Pham Minh Thoa (Vietnamese) JICA's experience on Benefit Sharing in Vietnam (English) JICA's experience on Benefit Sharing in Vietnam (Vietnamese) Co-Chairs reflection from the field (English) Community based REDD+ project - CERDA (Vietnamese) Breakout Group Session I (English) Co-Chairs Reflections of Day 3 (English) Breakout Group Session II (English)Vietnam was chosen as the first field dialogue country given its extensive experiences with benefit distribution in the forest sector and the advanced thinking on how to link those experiences with REDD+ Benefit Sharing at national and sub-national levels. The Vietnam Dialogue offered a platform to take stock of the current status of benefit sharing in Vietnam, share the experiences with other REDD+ countries and identify key ways forward towards equitable, effective and efficient REDD+ benefit sharing both in Vietnam and internationally.
The REDD+ Benefit Sharing Dialogue was funded by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety’s International Climate Initiative and co-organized with International Union for Conservation of Nature and The Center for People and Forests.
Photos from the dialogue can be found here.