This presentation by Gary Dunning from The Forests Dialogue was the introduction to the session "Linking Policy and Practice: Approaches to REDD+ Benefit Sharing" on December 2 during COP20 at Lima, Peru. It introduces the new TFD Review on "Country Options for REDD+ Benefit Sharing."

1. Welcome to
Linking Policy and Practice: Approaches to REDD+ Benefit Sharing
Sponsored by:
2 December 2014 - Lima, Peru
#COP20 @forestsdialogue

2. The Forests Dialogue
Purpose
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Established in 2000 by NGO and Business Leaders
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Reduce conflict among stakeholders in the forest sector
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International platform and process to discuss key SFM and conservation issues
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Build mutual trust, enhanced understanding and commitment to change
Structure
•Steering Committee
•Secretariat
•Network of Partners

3. How TFD Works
How TFD
Works

5. Key Themes
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Leverage multiple benefits as incentives to engage
Iwan Wibisono
REDD+ Task Force, Indonesia
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Identify beneficiaries when rights are unclear
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Agree the basis for sharing benefits
Percy Summers
CI-Peru
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Engage the private sector
Chris Meyers
EDF
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Design national programs to accommodate local contexts
Leticia Gutierrez Lorandi
TNC-Mexico
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Reduce the costs of REDD+
•Achieve efficiency, effectiveness and equity

6. Key Themes
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Leverage multiple benefits as incentives to engage
Iwan Wibisono
REDD+ Task Force, Indonesia
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Identify beneficiaries when rights are unclear
•
Agree the basis for sharing benefits
Percy Summers
CI Peru - Conservation International
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Engage the private sector
Chris Meyers
EDF - Environmental Defence Fund
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Design national programs to accommodate local contexts
Leticia Gutierrez Lorandi
TNC Mexico - The Nature Conservancy
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Reduce the costs of REDD+
•Achieve efficiency, effectiveness and equity

7. Thank You!
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