How did Durban change the international agenda for forests?

25 January, 2012 - 14:22
CIFORSpecial Report from COP17
ClientEarth

From Durban to Qatar: Outlook for REDD+ in 2012

Climate FocusCP17/CMP7 Durban Debrief
Climatico

COP-17 De-briefing: Enhancements, Decisions, and the Durban Package. REDD+ and Forests p.10-11

Conservation InternationalDurban Agreement: Vicotry or Failure?
The Converstaion

Deforestation agreements – a climate change success story, sort of …

Ecosystem MarketplaceWhat is Up Next for Forest Carbon after Durban?
Environmental Defense FundREDD+ Durban: Countries agree on key issues
FERN and FoE U.S.ForestWatch Issue 167 and Special Report from Durban
Global Canopy ProgrammePolicy Brief: Durban talks make key progress on overarching issues but urgent action is still required to fill the 'gap'
IISD ReportingCOP17 Final Report
International Forest Carbon Association

Durban leaves big REDD+ questions hanging

MongabayREDD advances - slowly - in Durban
Overseas Development Institute

Reading between the lines – what the Durban text means for REDD+ in 2012

Responding to Climate Change (RTCC)

Mixed results as REDD+ moves forward from Durban

ReutersPrivate sector finance eyed for U.N. forest projects
PricewaterhouseCoopersAll aboard..... but to what destination?
Third World Network“REDD-plus” decision further shapes actions on forests
World Resources Institute

Transparency Of Climate Finance: Did Durban Show Us The Money?

World Resources InstituteReflections on COP17 in Durban

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Adopt a Negotiator, ''Final Consulation'', 11th December 2011, via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution.

Final Consulation

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