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UN-REDD NEWSLETTER - ISSUE 4;Planning for REDD readiness - the Tanzania case

Posted November 29th, 2010 by heri jackson

Authors:

UN-REDD,

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(2010)
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Visioning REDD in East Africa: A focus on benefit sharing in Uganda and Tanzania

Posted November 29th, 2010 by heri jackson

Authors:

REDD.net,

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(2009)
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The Arc Journal Issue 24

Posted November 29th, 2010 by heri jackson

Authors:

TFCG,

Source:

(2009)

REDD Resources

Posted November 24th, 2010 by Web Master

The following are publications, reports, policy-briefs and links related to REDD in Tanzania.

Policy Briefs:

Options for REDD in Tanzania: Key Design Issues for the National REDD Strategy - Tanzania Forestry Working Group

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REDD in Tanzania

Posted November 23rd, 2010 by Web Master

In 2007, Norway launched an International Climate and Forest Initiative (ICFI), an effort to invest approximately US $500 annually towards REDD efforts at national and international levels. In 2008, Norway selected Tanzania to be a part of its global initiative serving as a pilot country for REDD development and implementation. 

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Learn about REDD

Posted November 21st, 2007 by Web Master

What is REDD?

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