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International Workshop REDD+: A New Framework for Conservation of Tropical Forests - Monitoring, Biodiversity and Practices
Objective
REDD+ is highlighted as a new framework for reducing CO2 emissions from deforestation and forest degradation. REDD+ is also expected to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and improvement of livelihood of local and indigenous communities. A ministerial-level talks concerning REDD+ will be held during the 10th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity. This international workshop aims to deepen understand on REDD+ through presentations by experts while focusing on forest carbon monitoring, synergy to biodiversity conservation and current REDD+ practices.
- Schedule
- Venue
- ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Grand Court Nagoya, Japan
- 1-1 Kanayama 1-choume, Naka-ku, Nagoya 460-0023 Japan
- Organizers
- Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute (FFPRI)
- International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO)
Time | Agenda/Presentation |
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09:00 | Registration |
10:00 | Opening |
10:05 | Opening remarks, Kazuo Suzuki (President, FFPRI) |
Keynote speech | |
10:10 | Present status of international discussion on REDD+ Satoshi Akahori (Forestry Agency, Japan) |
Presentations | |
10:50 | Forest carbon monitoring for REDD+ Mitsuo Matsumoto (FFPRI) |
11:10 | Synergy of REDD+ and Biodiversity Eduardo Mansur (ITTO) |
11:30 | Evaluation of biological diversity in terms of REDD+ Tohru Nakashizuka (Tohoku Univ.) |
11:50 | Discussion |
12:10 | Lunch |
13:30 | CIFOR Global Comparative study-what works in REDD initiatives Robert Nasi (CIFOR) |
13:50 | REDD+ implementation in Cambodia Sokh Heng (Forestry administration Cambodia) |
14:10 | REDD+ initiative with biodiversity and community benefits: Lessons learnt from Ecuador's Socio Bosque Program Kana Yamashita and Luis Suarez (CI) |
14:30 | REDD+: JICA's efforts Hitofumi Abe (JICA) |
14:50 | Discussion |
15:10 | Coffee break |
Panel Discussion | |
15:30 |
Moderator: Mitsuo Matsumoto (FFPRI) Handout |
16:50 | Closing Remarks Eduardo Mansur (ITTO) |