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Experiences from the UN-REDD Programme in Chile, Costa Rica, and Paraguay Introduction Land-use change and climate change are the leading causes of biodiversity loss in terrestrial ecosystems. REDD+, originally conceived as a climate mitigation...

Experts, policymakers, and practitioners from across the Asia-Pacific region gathered in Bangkok for a technical workshop aimed at enhancing capacities in forest monitoring and risk assessment. Organized by the Food and Agriculture Organization of...

8 May 2025, Pekanbaru – Today, Indonesia launches a province-wide forest and peatland conservation programme designed to curb emissions and unlock international results-based finance. Supported by the UN-REDD Programme and funded by the United...

Peatlands are among the world’s most carbon-dense ecosystems but in South America, their importance as a natural climate solution often goes largely unrecognized. Research however, challenges the widely held assumption that Asia is home to the...

Indonesia is establishing an innovative climate fund initiative to attract public and private investors and close a multi-billion dollar finance gap to help ramp up efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, protect forests and boost its green economy...

Improving sustainable forest management, bolstering national climate action and accessing climate finance were among topics discussed during a high-level event in Nepal in late February. Held in Kathmandu on 18 February and organized by the Ministry...

Representatives from 17 forest countries, alongside experts from UNEP, UNDP, FAO under the UN-REDD Programme and the World Bank, convened from March 19 to 21 2025 in Nairobi, Kenya, for a global exchange on REDD+ benefit sharing mechanisms. The...