A sense of urgency can now be felt as REDD+ progresses globally. With most forested countries understanding the crucial ecological role that forests perform, UN-REDD Partner Countries are aligning their national REDD+ strategies to sustainable development and emissions control.
In the Perspectives article of this newsletter, the Head of the UN-REDD Secretariat Mario Boccucci presents the UN-REDD Programme as an example of what can be achieved when partnerships and collaboration drive change. He goes on to spell out the UN-REDD Programme's stand on forests and sustainable cities.
With this World Water Day having reminded us that The Answer is in Nature, learn how a community in Chile is taking forest-based action to ensure a steady flow of water for future generations.
Among many other interesting stories and news items sourced from the three UN-REDD regions, you will find out why integrating a gender approach can ensure successful implementation of REDD+, and get to know the views of ten global female forest-related specialists on ways to secure greater participation and leadership of women in forest and land use management.
Two guest articles will help you understand the connection between collective action and carbon sequestration in Nepal, as well as how conservation easement can benefit national REDD+ strategies.
Browse this issue of the newsletter and stay informed of the latest global developments related to REDD+.
