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This report presents a roadmap towards a country approach to safeguards in Chad as well as an analysis of the risks and benefits of Chad's broad strategic options for REDD+. It is the result of desk review, interviews and two stakeholder consultations in Chad in 2016.

Global overview FREL/FRL and REDD+ results submissions to the UNFCCC, discussion relevant developments GCF (scorecard) - Followed by presentations FREL/FRL submissions to the UNFCCC by Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Madagascar, Rep. of Congo, Uganda and Zambia

La REDD + est un mécanisme d'atténuation à l'échelle nationale adopté volontairement par les pays. Cependant, plusieurs pays ont utilisé une approche sous-nationale pour mettre en œuvre leurs activités REDD + comme mesures provisoires, pour les aider à tester les approches et les outils sur le terrain, y compris NERF/NRF, SNSF, sauvegardes, politiques et mesures, etc. pour les actions "+" potentielles d'un pays.

REDD+ is a national scale mitigation mechanism voluntarily adopted by countries across the world. However, several countries have used a subnational approach to implement their REDD+ activities as interim measures, helping countries to test approaches and tools on the field, including FREL/FREL, NFMS, Safeguards, PAM, etc. for potential “+” actions and administrative arrangements of a country.   This presentation outlines the challenges and options available to Zambia in terms of reconciling REDD+ at multiple scales.

REDD+ is a national scale mitigation mechanism voluntarily adopted by countries across the world. However, several countries have used a subnational approach to implement their REDD+ activities as interim measures, helping countries to test approaches and tools on the field, including FREL/FREL, NFMS, Safeguards, PAM, etc. for potential “+” actions and administrative arrangements of a country.   This presentation was used to introduce the topic to participants and to discuss the results of a poll undertaken before the start of the knowledge exchange.

Video produced by the UN-REDD Viet Nam Phase II Programme and showcased at the "Regional Conference on Ethnic Minorities: Harmonizing Culture, Environmental and Economic Development for Mountainous and Ethnic Minorities Areas" held in Thai Nguyen, Viet Nam, on 18-19 September 2017. With this video, the UN-REDD Programme proudly advocates for and takes action to position ethnic minorities as a key factor to forest and climate solutions, partnering with the Government of Viet Nam and other countries from Southeast Asia in first-of-a-kind regional ethnic minority dialogue and coalition building. Read more and access materials from this event here: http://conference.tuaf.edu.vn/rwemtuaf/index.html .

Original signed version in vietnamese