Mexico has opportunities to pursue REDD+ conservation and low carbon development. It can build institutional capacity, improve existing programs like payments for ecosystem services, promote sustainable forest management, and improve monitoring of land use change using its national forest inventory. Mexico's GHG emissions include around 10% from land use and forestry, mainly from deforestation and degradation. The country is developing a national REDD+ strategy with implementation at different scales, from community projects to national programs. This will help transition Mexico's forest sector from a source of emissions to a carbon sink through activities like reforestation, sustainable forest management, and payments for environmental services.