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Local Development Fund of the Congo Basin Ecosystems Conservation Support Program (PACEBco)
The SNV REDD+ implemented this new project to improve the living conditions of the population of landscapes in seven ECCAS countries.
Delivering Environmental and Social Multiple Benefits from REDD+ in South East Asia (MB-REDD)
To implement national REDD+ programmes in Vietnam and Lao PDR the MB-REDD project includes social co-benefits and local stakeholders in 'pro-poor REDD+' activities.
Fund Management Agent to the Congo Basin Forest Fund (CBFF)
The multi-donor CBFF supports Governments, Civil Society Organisations and the Private Sector to develop and implement local transformative and innovative initiatives, to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in the Congo Basin.
Lowering Emission in Asia’s Forests
The programme aims to strengthen the capacity of target countries (Cambodia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand and Vietnam) to achieve meaningful and sustained reductions in GHG emissions from the forestry-land use sector while assisting them in benefitting from the emerging international REDD+ framework.
Advancing Understanding of Natural Forest Carbon Stock Enhancement as part of REDD+
Exploring the technical and economic feasibility of forest carbon stock enhancement strategies in pilot sites across Vietnam and Lao PDR. These include mangroves, peat swamp Melaleuca and evergreen montane forest.
Mangroves and Markets: supporting mangrove protection in Ca Mau Province, Vietnam
Providing incentives for mangrove conservation and shrimp farming that link climate change adaptation, mitigation, and sustainable aquaculture.
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Recent updates:
- The SNV REDD+ launches its new REDD Energy and Agriculture Programme (REAP) focusing on four key components: (i) knowledge development; (ii) building SNV capacity; (iii) contextualised solutions; and (iv) partnerships for impact at scale.
- The REDD+ Corner, our bi-monthly newsletter, has been relaunched in a new design in January 2013. Every issue illustrates a publication of the month, news and updates on our 6 Priority Intervention Areas. You can subscribe to our newsletter here.
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