In the lead up to today’s REDD+ side event, TNRF would like to share two exciting new publications on equitable benefit sharing and REDD+ in Tanzania.
TNRF, together with the African …

There will be a lot of new posts coming your way today, but first and foremost, there are some things to catch up on:
1.  Wrap ups of week one:

Climate  Connect
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Below are photos from climate-activist led March for Climate Justice – apparently the ”first march of its kind in Qatari history“:

Also – the United Republic of Tanzania hosted their side event …

Guest blog post by Sara de Wit, PhD candidate at the University of Cologne, who is carrying out research on climate change adaptation in Tanzania, focusing on Maasai communities in …

Will the commitments made in Durban last year unfold or not?  This is the 350 – 550 parts per million question in Doha. “The negotiations are not going well,” Dr. …

Yesterday IIED held a workshop entitled, ‘what does it take to achieve pro-poor REDD+? Attracting participants from across the globe, the workshop explored and debated some critical questions about REDD+ …

Over the years, there’s been a gradual move towards making the COPs paperless.  When safari-ing through the exhibition center, you’ll often see USB drives replacing brochures or a single sample …

Today,  Senior Foreign Service Officer of Tanzania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation , Honorable Songelael Shilla, stopped by TNRF’s information booth at the COP.  He’s seen here (left) speaking to …

This evening CIFOR and GOFC-GOLD co-hosted a side event entitled, “REDD+ stepwise progress in national forest monitoring, MRV, reference levels and assessing drivers”. The event (www.cifor.org/cop18) presented the approaches for …

TNRF caught up with a Tanzanian CSO representative in Doha today and spoke to them about REDD+ at the COP this year – their expectations and concerns. The representative explained that …