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The state of the REDD negotiations: Consensus points, options for moving forward and research needs to support the process

By Louis L. Verchot, Elena Petkova on March 16, 2010

This paper, written by Louis V. Verchot and Elena Petkova, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), summarizes the state of the negotiations toward a decision in Copenhagen, specifically outlining areas of consensus, options for resolving areas where consensus has not been reached, and priorities for research to support successful implementation of an international REDD program.

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Publisher: UN-REDD

Copyright: UN-REDD,CIFOR, 2010

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