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“…30 Consequently, as many studies have pointed out, REDD+ will not be able to easily incentivise change away from deforestation and forest degradation because the opportunity costs are so high that REDD+ is unable to compete with other, less sustainable, land uses. [31][32][33][34][35] This implies that while countries are getting ready for REDD+ and are preparing to supply carbon credits, it is unclear what exactly they are getting ready for, in terms of the financial mechanisms to be put in place, the conditions attached to it, and whether there will be sufficient finance available. 36 According to Vijge et al, 36 this has created a wait-and-see attitude among developing countries.…”
Section: Carbon-centered Redd+: Assessing Expectations and Experiencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…30 Consequently, as many studies have pointed out, REDD+ will not be able to easily incentivise change away from deforestation and forest degradation because the opportunity costs are so high that REDD+ is unable to compete with other, less sustainable, land uses. [31][32][33][34][35] This implies that while countries are getting ready for REDD+ and are preparing to supply carbon credits, it is unclear what exactly they are getting ready for, in terms of the financial mechanisms to be put in place, the conditions attached to it, and whether there will be sufficient finance available. 36 According to Vijge et al, 36 this has created a wait-and-see attitude among developing countries.…”
Section: Carbon-centered Redd+: Assessing Expectations and Experiencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…38 Particularly at the project level, as we discuss in more detail later, results-based finance and carbon transactions do not yet take center stage. 34 In addition to financing and marketization aspects, the extent to which REDD+ will meet the objectives of climate change mitigation depends also on the development of carbon accounting methodologies, and the establishment of MRV systems. Carbon accounting has thus been centre stage in policy and scholarly debates, on-the-ground interventions, and REDD+ readiness activities.…”
Section: Carbon-centered Redd+: Assessing Expectations and Experiencesmentioning
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“…However, REDD+ implementation at the national level has been slower than expected and political economic factors (i.e., institutions; interests; ideas and information [3]) are perhaps the biggest barriers to implementation [4]. A recent review of multi-national REDD+ studies suggested that REDD+ should further promote and support transformational change [5]. The Paris Agreement in 2015 was considered a major step forward in providing specific reference to the need to invest in efforts to reduce deforestation, sustainably manage forests, and enhance forest carbon stocks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…REDD+ has already generated significant attention in the research community (Fischer et al, 2015). Although the primary issues for REDD+ implementation have largely focused on designing REDD+ (Strassburg et al, 2009;Angelsen & Rudel, 2013), addressing issues related to MRV (Goetz et al, 2015;Reimer et al, 2015), understanding process of forest degradation (Putz & Romero, 2012), evaluation of REDD+ impact assessments methodologies (Pasgaard, 2013) and assessment of one or more of the triple benefits Busch et al, 2010;Gardner et al, 2012;Phelps et al, 2012;Matthews et al, 2014;Murray et al, 2015;Magnago et al, 2015;Panfil & Harvey, 2015), other practical issues have also emerged.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%