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This document discusses REDD+ initiatives in Brazil at the federal and state levels and identifies challenges. It outlines potential ways for GFI to assess gaps and opportunities for REDD+ governance and readiness. Recommendations include assessing environmental funds across 9 Amazon states, and evaluating deforestation plans in Mato Grosso and Pará using governance and performance indicators. Additional products proposed are papers analyzing governance issues in the Pará legislative branch and problems with land use planning in Mato Grosso.

Education

GFI Brazil
2010-2011
Brenda Brito
Alice Thuault

GFI Partner day

REDD+ in Brazil at federal level
Civil Society
Legislative branch
- Principles and
criteria for REDD+ REDD+ bill

- REDD+ observatory

Ministry of
Environment
REDD+ working
groups

REDD+ in Brazil at state level

PES laws and bills REDD+ bill
- Acre - Mato Grosso
-Amazonas

Major challenges for
REDD+ in Brazil in 2011
• Changing of Forest Code

• Coordination
– Executive and legislative branches
– Federal, state and projects

• Reaching concrete outputs
– National strategy

GFI use in Brazil
• Multiple possibilities: gaps assessment

• Identifying key opportunities
– Potential impact of results
– Access to government or monitoring institutions

GFI use in Brazil
• State funds
– Critical gaps
– Partnering with public prosecutors

Forest development
fund in Pará
Public participation in
fund design
3
Monitoring of fund
effectiveness and… 2

1
Clear roles and
0
responsibilities for…

Adequate capacity for Support for vulnerable
administration groups applying to…

0 – not applicable Adequate forest
1 – weak expertise for fund…
2 – moderate
3 - strong

Pará Environmental Public participation in
State Fund fund design
3
Monitoring of fund Clear rules to guide fund
effectiveness and replenishment and
impacts 2 distribution

1
Clear roles and
Comprehensive and
0 responsibilities for fund
timely financial reports
management

Support for vulnerable
Adequate capacity for
groups applying to the
administration
fund
0 – not applicable
Adequate forest
1 – weak expertise for fund
2 – moderate administration
3 - strong

GFI use in Brazil
• State legislative branch in Pará
– Corruption scandal
– Openness for suggestions for improvement
– Indicators on legislative process

GFI Brazil country report:
Recomendations for readiness
• Literature review
Redd+ governance
• Links to 4 issues
and readiness • Methodology

• Issue link to redd+
Issues: • Current situation (major context)
• Governance assessment: actors and rules
4 chapters • Policy recommendations: levels of
priorities

Conclusions and
summary of • Summary table
recommendations

Additional products
• Paper on governance gaps on legislative
branch in Pará

• Paper on problems of land use planning in
Mato Grosso
– GFI + additional content analysis

• Paper on tenure governance gaps vs REDD+
phased approach

2011-2012 Activities
• Expanding funds assessment to 9 Amazon
states
– Environmental, forest, climate funds (3/state)
– At least 1 year of creation/implementation

• Assessing Mato Grosso and Pará plans to curb
deforestation
– Governance (GFI)
– Performance (additional indicators)

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