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Acknowledgements The authors are grateful for the review comments and feedback received from Ed Barbier (University of Wyoming), Tim Christophersen (UNEP), Thomas Enters (UNEP), Jane Feehan (European Investment Bank), Julie Greenwalt (UNEP), Val Kapos (UNEP- World Conservation Monitoring Centre), Lera Miles (UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre), Robert Munroe (UNEP- World Conservation Monitoring Centre), Leo Peskett, and Fulai Sheng (UNEP). Feedback from Tom Mitchell, Smita Nakhooda, Andrew Scott and Steve Wiggins at ODI, is also much appreciated. The authors retain responsibility for all conclusions and errors of interpretation. ODI gratefully acknowledges the support of UNEP and the UN-REDD programme in providing funding to produce this report.
June 2013 Report Integrating REDD+ into a green economy transition Opportunities and challenges Charlene Watson, Emily Brickell and Will McFarland, ODI, With contributions by Jeff McNeely, International Union for the Conservation of Nature Clear links exist between REDD+ and green economy objectives, both of which call for a change in the business-as-usual economic development in order to slow the loss of natural capital; Although an aggregate value is elusive, the multiple benefits of REDD+ provide a clear rationale for the integration of REDD+ in a green economy transition. This includes the enhanced provision of ecosystem services, in addition to climate change mitigation, and the potential to deliver various social benefits; Although challenges remain, integrating REDD+ within a green economy transition could maximise synergies in policy and planning, as well as reduce the transaction and implementation costs of pursing each independently. Please contact Charlene Watson: c.watson@odi.org.uk Shaping policy for development odi.org
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