logging in or signing up 4. role of forests in climate change FERN_NGO Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 365 Category: Education License: Some Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 27, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Module 4: Forests and carbon tradingPowerPoint Presentation: Pay developing countries to keep their forests standing of REDD Concept in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: Measurability Additionality Leakage Permanence REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: This is the major outstanding issue in REDD+ REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: Most proposals for financing REDD fall along this spectrum Government funds Carbon marketPowerPoint Presentation: Government funds Carbon market Governments have pledged a lot of money for REDD, but there is a lack of clarity on what it should be spent on.PowerPoint Presentation: Almost all REDD+ schemes you see today are part of the voluntary carbon market This means they are not connected to any sort of emissions cap. Government funds Carbon market Compliance market (Trading under legally binding emissions cap) Voluntary market (carbon ofsetts, no cap involved)PowerPoint Presentation: Carbon trading does not reduce emissions . Only the emissions cap does that. REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: The more a company pollutes, the more land it can justify bringing under a REDD scheme Forest carbon credits shift the burden of dealing with climate change to those least responsible for the problem. REDD forest carbon credits increase the ecological debt of the global NorthPowerPoint Presentation: REJECTED Forest Carbon Credits UNFCCC Identified 'fundamental problems' EU Emissions Trading Scheme Declared them too 'complex' Indigenous peoples 'No rights, No REDD' REJECTED REJECTEDPowerPoint Presentation: These countries have all given more than $50 million to finance REDD+ Nonetheless, REDD+ remains the favoured approach to tackling deforestation amongst many of the worst climate culprits REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: If international REDD schemes are going ahead, they can learn some lessons from the existing voluntary carbon market.PowerPoint Presentation: Problems with the existing Carbon Market 90% of the money goes to middle menPowerPoint Presentation: The market favours large projects, so small landholders lose out Problems with the existing Carbon MarketPowerPoint Presentation: Markets go to the least risky areas Problems with the existing Carbon Market Of all carbon credits, only 1.41% have gone to projects in African countries, and 80% of these went to EgyptPowerPoint Presentation: Problems with the existing Carbon Market Corruption ‘There is an inescapable nexus between emissions trading, illegal logging and organized crime’ - InterpolPowerPoint Presentation: 'What we measure determines what we do and if we measure the wrong thing, we do the wrong thing.' Josephe Stiglitz, Former World Bank chief economistPowerPoint Presentation: Forest Carbon Credits don't address the underlying drivers of forest lossPowerPoint Presentation: Poor forest governance Poor recognition of forest people's rights Insufficient recognition of communities’ rights to land and resources. Factors making the problem worse: REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: Poor forest governance Poor recognition of forest peoples' rights No recognition of tenure rights for local communities Recognise tenure rights for local communities Recongise forest peoples' rights Improve forest governance Reduce consumptionPowerPoint Presentation: Module 3: What is carbon trading? Module 4: Forests and carbon trading Module 2: What is REDD? Module 1: What is Climate Change? Module 5: REDD and communities Module 6: Lessons from FLEGT for REDDPowerPoint Presentation: RECAP: REDD schemes are beset with problems Measurability Additionality Leakage Permanence You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
4. role of forests in climate change FERN_NGO Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 365 Category: Education License: Some Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 27, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: Module 4: Forests and carbon tradingPowerPoint Presentation: Pay developing countries to keep their forests standing of REDD Concept in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: Measurability Additionality Leakage Permanence REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: This is the major outstanding issue in REDD+ REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: Most proposals for financing REDD fall along this spectrum Government funds Carbon marketPowerPoint Presentation: Government funds Carbon market Governments have pledged a lot of money for REDD, but there is a lack of clarity on what it should be spent on.PowerPoint Presentation: Almost all REDD+ schemes you see today are part of the voluntary carbon market This means they are not connected to any sort of emissions cap. Government funds Carbon market Compliance market (Trading under legally binding emissions cap) Voluntary market (carbon ofsetts, no cap involved)PowerPoint Presentation: Carbon trading does not reduce emissions . Only the emissions cap does that. REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: The more a company pollutes, the more land it can justify bringing under a REDD scheme Forest carbon credits shift the burden of dealing with climate change to those least responsible for the problem. REDD forest carbon credits increase the ecological debt of the global NorthPowerPoint Presentation: REJECTED Forest Carbon Credits UNFCCC Identified 'fundamental problems' EU Emissions Trading Scheme Declared them too 'complex' Indigenous peoples 'No rights, No REDD' REJECTED REJECTEDPowerPoint Presentation: These countries have all given more than $50 million to finance REDD+ Nonetheless, REDD+ remains the favoured approach to tackling deforestation amongst many of the worst climate culprits REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: If international REDD schemes are going ahead, they can learn some lessons from the existing voluntary carbon market.PowerPoint Presentation: Problems with the existing Carbon Market 90% of the money goes to middle menPowerPoint Presentation: The market favours large projects, so small landholders lose out Problems with the existing Carbon MarketPowerPoint Presentation: Markets go to the least risky areas Problems with the existing Carbon Market Of all carbon credits, only 1.41% have gone to projects in African countries, and 80% of these went to EgyptPowerPoint Presentation: Problems with the existing Carbon Market Corruption ‘There is an inescapable nexus between emissions trading, illegal logging and organized crime’ - InterpolPowerPoint Presentation: 'What we measure determines what we do and if we measure the wrong thing, we do the wrong thing.' Josephe Stiglitz, Former World Bank chief economistPowerPoint Presentation: Forest Carbon Credits don't address the underlying drivers of forest lossPowerPoint Presentation: Poor forest governance Poor recognition of forest people's rights Insufficient recognition of communities’ rights to land and resources. Factors making the problem worse: REMEMBERPowerPoint Presentation: Poor forest governance Poor recognition of forest peoples' rights No recognition of tenure rights for local communities Recognise tenure rights for local communities Recongise forest peoples' rights Improve forest governance Reduce consumptionPowerPoint Presentation: Module 3: What is carbon trading? Module 4: Forests and carbon trading Module 2: What is REDD? Module 1: What is Climate Change? Module 5: REDD and communities Module 6: Lessons from FLEGT for REDDPowerPoint Presentation: RECAP: REDD schemes are beset with problems Measurability Additionality Leakage Permanence