Day 2, Session 5: The role of tenure and governance in climate change mitigation and adaptation
Presentation by Alain Karsenty, Economist, Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement (CIRAD)
Presentation of OECD work on the governance of land use made at the launch of the sythesis report, by Tamara Krawchenko and Abel Schumann, Regional Development Policy Division, OECD.
Facilitated by SNV, this event was held on April 24 to coincide with the Asia Pacific Forestry Week (APFW), which occured over April 21-26. The event featured a special Guest speaker - David Huberman - who was visiting Hanoi for the APFW - and focussed on REDD, the forestry mechanism proposed for the post-2012 UNFCCC protocol. Click on the link below to read his presentation.
Presentation by David Huberman
Local governance and decentralised finance for community-driven climate adapt...IIED
A presentation on local governance and decentralised finance for community-driven climate adaptation: lessons from Mali, Senegal, and Kenya, by Yacouba Dème.
The presentation took place at a session on resilient risk governance systems: enhancing integration and adaptive capacity across scales, at the Adaptation Futures conference in Rotterdam on 12 May 2016.
Dème is the Mali director of the Near East Foundation.
More details: http://www.neareast.org/braced-decentralizing-climate-funds-dcf-in-mali-and-senegal/
Presentation of OECD work on the governance of land use made at the launch of the sythesis report, by Tamara Krawchenko and Abel Schumann, Regional Development Policy Division, OECD.
Facilitated by SNV, this event was held on April 24 to coincide with the Asia Pacific Forestry Week (APFW), which occured over April 21-26. The event featured a special Guest speaker - David Huberman - who was visiting Hanoi for the APFW - and focussed on REDD, the forestry mechanism proposed for the post-2012 UNFCCC protocol. Click on the link below to read his presentation.
Presentation by David Huberman
Local governance and decentralised finance for community-driven climate adapt...IIED
A presentation on local governance and decentralised finance for community-driven climate adaptation: lessons from Mali, Senegal, and Kenya, by Yacouba Dème.
The presentation took place at a session on resilient risk governance systems: enhancing integration and adaptive capacity across scales, at the Adaptation Futures conference in Rotterdam on 12 May 2016.
Dème is the Mali director of the Near East Foundation.
More details: http://www.neareast.org/braced-decentralizing-climate-funds-dcf-in-mali-and-senegal/
Chapter 9 Zoning and Growth Controls - Urban Economics 6th EditionParamita E.
Urban Economics 6th Edition by Arthur O'Sullivan.
This is a brief presentation of Chapter 9. Zoning and Growth Controls with some cases from Indonesia and some other parts of the world.
Resettlement and Rehabilitation is explained through a real life case study. Includes all the supportive actions taken to satisfy the project affected persons. Rehabilitation strategies employed and compensations promised are also described in the presentation.
Participatory Inclusive Land Readjustment in Angola presented by Allan Cain, Development Workshop, to the Workshop on Sustainable Urban Land Use Planning. Seoul, Korea, May 30-June 2, 2016.
Presented to the PILaR Book Project Workshop, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey, 22nd to 23rd October, 2013.
Challenges: A better understanding of the dynamics and formal and informal regulations that govern the urban land markets are key factors in the process of urbanization.
Resettlement is involuntary when it occurs without the informed consent of the displaced persons or if they give their consent without having the power to refuse resettlement. This presentation gives an overview on how resettlement can be executed in Tanzania by following World Bank Operational Policy 4.12 and Tanzania legal framework.
Presentation by Mike Parr at “Putting pledges into practice in Latin America – an early assessment of Initiative 20×20 from science, policy and finance perspectives” Discussion Forum on the second day of the Global Landscapes Forum 2015, in Paris, France alongside COP21. For more information go to: www.landscapes.org.
Why should your business focus on Application Lifecycle Management? What benefits will you see to your overall business? How does ALM impact your bottom line? View this slideshare to discover all the answers!
Chapter 9 Zoning and Growth Controls - Urban Economics 6th EditionParamita E.
Urban Economics 6th Edition by Arthur O'Sullivan.
This is a brief presentation of Chapter 9. Zoning and Growth Controls with some cases from Indonesia and some other parts of the world.
Resettlement and Rehabilitation is explained through a real life case study. Includes all the supportive actions taken to satisfy the project affected persons. Rehabilitation strategies employed and compensations promised are also described in the presentation.
Participatory Inclusive Land Readjustment in Angola presented by Allan Cain, Development Workshop, to the Workshop on Sustainable Urban Land Use Planning. Seoul, Korea, May 30-June 2, 2016.
Presented to the PILaR Book Project Workshop, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey, 22nd to 23rd October, 2013.
Challenges: A better understanding of the dynamics and formal and informal regulations that govern the urban land markets are key factors in the process of urbanization.
Resettlement is involuntary when it occurs without the informed consent of the displaced persons or if they give their consent without having the power to refuse resettlement. This presentation gives an overview on how resettlement can be executed in Tanzania by following World Bank Operational Policy 4.12 and Tanzania legal framework.
Presentation by Mike Parr at “Putting pledges into practice in Latin America – an early assessment of Initiative 20×20 from science, policy and finance perspectives” Discussion Forum on the second day of the Global Landscapes Forum 2015, in Paris, France alongside COP21. For more information go to: www.landscapes.org.
Why should your business focus on Application Lifecycle Management? What benefits will you see to your overall business? How does ALM impact your bottom line? View this slideshare to discover all the answers!
Le piéton et son gps Exploration urbaine en parcours commentésHélène-Marie Juteau
Le GPS est un outil ancré dans les pratiques de mobilités urbaines. Nous disposons de peu d’informations concernant son usage et son influence sur les représentations de l’espace par les piétons. La nécessité d’identifier la place du GPS dans la perception de l’espace des citadins conduit à choisir une approche pluridisciplinaire au croisement de la géographie sociale, de la sociologie des usages et des sciences de l’information et de la communication. Grâce à une enquête basée sur des parcours commentés à Nantes, nous analysons les usages du GPS et la manière dont les individus passent d’un espace numérique à l’espace physique de la ville.
Thesis Sofie Teughels Beste buren of valse vriendenCommissie
Beste buren of valse vrienden? Een stand van
zaken over de samenwerking tussen Vlaanderen
en Nederland inzake muziek.
Eindverhandeling tot licentiaat in de sociale en culturele agogiek
Student: Sofie Teughels
Promotor: Prof. Dr. Katia Segers
Organisatie: Muziekcentrum Vlaanderen
Academiejaar 2006-2007
How Ecosystem Markets Can Transform Agriculture and Protect the Environment |...American Farmland Trust
The U.S. population is projected to double over the next 50 years. Much of that increase will be concentrated in a few dynamic regions of the country. As those regions grow, they will increasingly need to find the least costly and most effective ways to mitigate for the environmental impacts of that growth.
Equity workshop: Equity, justice & well-being in ecosystem governance in MexicoIIED
A presentation by Juan Carlos Carrillo, Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental A.C.E
This presentation was given at the Expert Workshop on Equity, Justice and Well-being in Ecosystem Governance, held at the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) in London, March, 2015.
The presentation makes the case for "tree-rich" agriculture and pastoralist systems in Niger - and the Sahel. It explores carbon financing for development of governance arrangements.
The National Planning Policy Framework: Steve Miller DipTP MRTPI Head of Plan...BarefootGilles
Presentation by Steve Miller, Head of Planning at Ipswich Borough Council, given at a seminar organised by Barefoot & Gilles Development Consultancy 10 May 2012.
More details: http://bgdc.co.uk
Land Use Planning: Conflict Management Tool in Pastoral Areas in KenyaILRI
Conflict Management Tool in Pastoral Areas in Kenya; A presentation by Charles Kagema and Munira Jadeed of the National Land Commission (Kenya) Directorate of Land Use Planning NAIROBI
Presentation by Florence Bernard and Slayde Hawkins.
PES may be prohibited by Constitution or law. This presentation discusses how policy may affect the implementation of PES and REDD projects.
This presentation was made by Giovanna Dabbicco, Italian National Institute of Statistics, Italy, at the 18th Annual Meeting of OECD Senior Financial Management and Reporting Officials held at the OECD Conference Centre on 1-2 March 2018
Denis Koulagna: La réforme de la loi forestière au Cameroun : Objectifs et ju...Rights and Resources
Day 1, Session 1: Current status of tenure and emerging lessons from ongoing reform
Presentation by Denis Koulagna, General Secretary, Ministry of Forests and Wildlife of Cameroon (MINFOF)
Day 3, Session 6: : Experiences with conventional and alternative tenure and wood-based enterprises
Presentation by Adolfo Chavez, PROCYMAF Coordinator for State of Michoacán, Mexico
Patrice Pa'ah: Rôle et perspectives des communautés forestières dans le proce...Rights and Resources
Day 2, Session 3: The role and perspectives of forest communities in the forest reform process
By Patrice Pa’ah, Director, Trinational Agroforestry Cooperative, member of GACF Africa
Day 2, Session 2: Tenure reform - Experiences and lessons from other countries
Presentation by Li Shuxin, Policy Division Chief, Department of Policy and Law, State Forestry Administration, People's Republic of China
Valérie Couillard: Land rights and the forest peoples of Africa Rights and Resources
Day 5, Session 8: Reforming land tenure - How to ensure effective reforms and implementation
Presented by Valérie Couillard, Legal and Human Rights Coordinator for Africa, Forest Peoples’ Programme
Roch Mongbo: Les modèles nouveaux de tenure forestière au Bénin : Les leçons ...Rights and Resources
Day 5, Session 8: Reforming land tenure - How to ensure effective reforms and implementation
Presentation by Roch Mongbo, Centre Béninois pour l'Environnement et le Développement Economique et Social
Célestin Dembélé: La décentralisation et les réformes de tenure forestière au...Rights and Resources
Session 8: Reforming land tenure – How to ensure effective reforms and implementation
Presentation by Célestin Dembélé, Délégué adjoint, Intercooperation-Sahel
Marceline Ouedraogo: Le beurre de karité biologique : une valeur ajoutée qui ...Rights and Resources
Day 3, Session 7: Experience with extraction and management of non-timber forest products
Presentation by Marceline Ouédraogo, Association Songtaab-Yalgre/Groupement Féminin
Kanimang Camara: Alternative tenure & enterprise models for pro-poor growth :...Rights and Resources
Day 3, Session 7: Experience with extraction and management of non-timber forest products
Kanimang Camara, National Consultancy on Forestry Extension and Services
Erick Cuellar: Community forest management - an alternative for the conservat...Rights and Resources
Day 2, Session 3: The role and perspectives of forest communities in the forest reform process
Presentation by Erick Cuellar, Association of Forest Communities of Petén (ACOFOP
Day 2, Session 5: The role of tenure and governance in climate change mitigation and adaptation
Presentation by Arthur Green - land tenure specialist, McGill University
Day 2, Session 5: The role of tenure and governance in climate change mitigation and adaptation
Presentation by Don Roberts, Managing Director, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
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In a May 9, 2024 paper, Juri Opitz from the University of Zurich, along with Shira Wein and Nathan Schneider form Georgetown University, discussed the importance of linguistic expertise in natural language processing (NLP) in an era dominated by large language models (LLMs).
The authors explained that while machine translation (MT) previously relied heavily on linguists, the landscape has shifted. “Linguistics is no longer front and center in the way we build NLP systems,” they said. With the emergence of LLMs, which can generate fluent text without the need for specialized modules to handle grammar or semantic coherence, the need for linguistic expertise in NLP is being questioned.
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2. Competing architectures or philosophies for
REDD
(a) Market-based and centralized scheme (“mainstream” approach):
crediting countries for national result (outputs) against a baseline
(historical, predicted, regional or global)
- Fully fungible carbon credits
- Partially or not-fungible carbon credits
(b) International fund and centralized: countries rewarded with
money (“Brazilian proposal”)
(c) Market-based and decentralized: certified projects get directly
carbon credits, along with countries (“nested” approach)
(d) International fund for financing (sectoral and extra-sectoral)
policies & measures, and country-broad PES schemes. No
baselines requested, but investments in agriculture changes, land
tenure and land-use incentives for farmers
(a), (b) (c) are about rewarding outputs of deforestation reduction;
(d) is about financing changes in policies and economic structures
(inputs). It is conditional to commitments.
PES can be a common feature to all architectures
3. The expected booming of PES
• Whatever the architecture decided for REDD, market or
funds, PES will be used for local initiatives regarding
carbon
• Some claim local communities should be granted with
‘carbon entitlements’
• ‘Carbon’ is not a good nor a service, ‘avoided emissions’
is a service contributing to a global public good: climate
change mitigation
• If the carbon property issue does not make sense, the
one of the tenure of the resources supporting the
environmental services delivered matters
• But the principle of PES is to reward for active
contribution to public goods, not to serve rents to passive
recipients in the name of their ‘property rights’
4. PES are not about selling public goods but
compensating the freezing of use rights
• In this sense, property rights are second in PES logic,
behaviour (‘active contribution’) should come first
– True at local and international level
• However…
• PES - in real world - are not about selling environmental
services but are, in most cases, a compensation for the
freezing of some local use rights (e.g. customary right to
clear the land)
– Compensations are supposed to be set at the opportunity cost
(even though an unrealistic assumption)
• Such use rights are associated with land/resources
tenure rights, and those lasts have to be mapped,
registered and recognized for enabling the management
of the formers
– A major evolution but not a revolution…
– In many African countries, will need to modify the conception of
the ‘State Domain’ for taking into account those tenure rights
5. PES and law
• One drawback effect of PES: actors would claim to be
paid for complying with the law…
• Need to define places/territories where administrative
regulation (command and control) will be used and
others where incentives (economic instruments such as
PES) will be favored
• For governments, need to set up appropriate frameworks
of lands and resources classification
– Set a permanent forest estate (raison d’être of any zoning plan)
where the priority will be given to administrative regulation
– States authorities will have to define a limited amount of lands
claimed (domaine privé de l’Etat) … and to establish it in law
(gazetting/classement/titling) in order to move away from the
presumption of lands being “State Domain”, a presumption not
compatible with the rule of law
6. Limitations of carbon PES:
deforestation is not a forestry issue
• PES are useful tools, but paying farmers to stop clearing forests
without providing them with long-term revenue alternatives and new
economic models is unsustainable:
– escalating opportunity costs with growing land needs
– high transaction costs to control moral hazard
– growing numbers of PES candidates
– infinite horizon of the payments…
• Food demand is (and will be) increasing, agric. productivity is
stagnating in Asia and population is booming in Africa
• Keeping in mind the right hierarchy: if the world fails to foster a new
(doubly) green revolution, forests will continue to decline
• Huge challenge: massive investment required on agric. practices,
agroforestry, land tenure rights, rural credits, insurances for small
scale farmers, price stability…
• PES costs will go well beyond the opportunity cost: the right costs
are those of the new agrarian revolution which is needed urgently in
Africa and in many other places of the world