Report

The REDD Negotiations: Moving into Copenhagen

By Stefan Jungcurt, Deborah Murphy, Peter Akong Minang, Vanessa Meadu on December 6, 2009

This paper provides an analysis of the options for including REDD in a post-2012 agreement. It aims to identify the key issues and questions to be considered in the negotiations in order to craft an agreement that is detailed enough to allow early action on REDD and investment in REDD readiness, while leaving sufficient flexibility to be further developed and adjusted as countries gather experience in REDD implementation and determine their stakes and interests.

Participating experts

Stefan Jungcurt

Lead II, SDG Indicators and Data, Tracking Progress

Deborah Murphy

Senior Associate

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2009

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