International Perspectives on
NAMA
Peter A Minang
Global Coordinator
ASB Partnership audience toTropical Forest Margins at the
Moving the
for the act
World Agroforestry Centre

• Indonesia is world leader in NAMA
approach / REDD+ (Commitment and now
moving towards concrete)
• World is looking and hopes to learn from
Indonesia

Cancun / C
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• Should be seen and interpreted as a
whole
• 1b(ii) NAMA
• 1b (iii) Drivers of REDD+ / LULUCF
• 1b (iv) Sectoral approaches (Agriculture
etc)

Several countries following
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• Several countries have made NAMA
submissions based on COP 15- SEVERAL
COMESA countries
• Brazil has done a Low C emission study
• Tanzania s moving towards a more district
level planning f CC
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Reduced Emissions from All
Land Use - REALU
• Current forest definition within UNFCCC is
problematic
• Drivers of deforestation not adequately addressed
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within REDD+ this far
• Current REDD+ construction ignores high
potential emissions reduction and sequestration in
landscapes
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• Cancun agreement on REDD indicates total
accounting within IPCC guidelines
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• A third of Indonesia s forest
Indonesia’s
emissions (total of 0.6 Gt C/yr)
occur outside institutionally
defined forest and is not
accounted for under the current
REDD+ policy
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• The famous E. Usambaras
forest in Tanzania 8.8 Mt C
emitted b t
itt d between 1992 and d
2006 but no deforestation
occurred according to definition

Complex and variable landscapes the reality
landscapes-

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