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Financing REDD+


Scientists pinpoint activities driving deforestation and urge countries to take action at Doha
By Michelle Kovacevic
A delay in key decisions at Doha could see REDD+ lose its climate change focus
By Catriona Moss
Will uncertainty over new climate agreement prolong the REDD+ stalemate?
By Sven Wunder and Louis Verchot
Indonesia lauded for laying REDD groundwork: Next step, true forestry management reform
By Rachel Rivera
Outcome of U.S. election likely to impact climate negotiations in Doha, says negotiator
By Catriona Moss
Can we break the REDD+ stalemate?
By Louis Verchot, Sven Wunder and Daniel Murdiyarso
Norway may boost REDD+ funding to support green growth
By Catriona Moss
Indonesia seeks “multi-bilateralism” to help get REDD+ off the ground
By Leony Aurora
REDD+ a “game changer” in the move towards a global green economy, says Norwegian Minister
By Catriona Moss
New approach to setting reference emissions levels a crucial first step for REDD+
By Kate Evans
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