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Best practice guidelines for implementing FPIC for palm oil companies. Practical guidance on how to implement FPIC including: legal background; mapping and identifying customary land; ensuring consent is genuine, free and prior; and resolving conflicts. Developed by the Forest Peoples Programme (FPP).

A step-by-step guide to the application of FPIC for IPs and other relevant communties affected by large scale development activities. Includes guidance on: why FPIC may be necessary; what FPIC is; step-by-step guidance on how to operationalise FPIC including checklists of questions for assessing proposed development activities, supporting community consultations, seeking support from outside agencies; how to research local laws relevant to FPIC; how a development project cycle operates and where and how stakeholders can engage in it. Developed by Oxfam Australia.

General principles of best practice to ensure the good faith and trust in consultations developed by the Forest Peoples Programme (FPP).

General principles of best practice to ensure the good faith and trust in consultations developed by the Forest Peoples Programme (FPP).

Chapter of a larger practical manual on how to implement sustainable forest management actions developed by the World Bank. 

Developed by the Global Canopy Programme and the Woods Hole Research Center, this site holds a range of resource materials, including: presentations, reports, journal articles and videos. With a fully searchable database that compiles material from various online sources. Follow the link below to access the website. Note: the site can not be accessed by the link to the document posted above.

The Ecosystem Marketplace's clearinghouse of information material on forest-based carbon sequestration projects, including many resources that are REDD+ specific. Follow the link below to access the website. Note: the site can not be accessed by the link to the document posted above.

A REDD+ information site developed by The Center for People and Forests (RECOFTC). Follow the link below to access the website. Note: the site can not be accessed by the link to the document posted above.

An online course to support a full understanding of REDD+ developed by TNC, WWF, CI, GTZ, CCBA and Rainforest Alliance. Follow the link below to access the website. Note: the site can not be accessed by the link to the document posted above.

Request from Guatemala to join the UN-REDD Programme

Request from Guyana to join the UN-REDD Programme