This is an archive of the session that took place on Tuesday, October 24, 2017.
You can download a copy of the presentation with reference information here: bit.ly/2y3QMrL
Forest action was cemented into the global climate architecture with the Paris Agreement in 2015 and countries, communities, and businesses have continued to diligently work towards a greener, leafier world. While there is still much to be done, the forest and climate agenda has maintained its momentum from Paris and pushed new processes and developments forward.
In this learning session, Josefina Brana-Varela, Senior Director of WWF Forest and Climate, will give an overview of international developments in the forest policy realm, including the status of the UNFCCC negotiations, Global Climate Action, and the Green Climate Fund.
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- Learning Session 48: Forest and REDD+ highlights from COP22 ( Download)
- REDD+ Learning Session 59: Mapping the landscape of finance for REDD+ and climate action in forests ( Download)
- Display: REDD+ and COP23 ( Download)
- Forests and SDGs ( Download)
- Learning Session 62: Forests after Katowice – Updates on Global Policy ( Download)
- Learning Session 34: Forest and climate outcomes from Bonn ( Download)
- Rebuilding trust in REDD+ to scale up Finance - COP23 ( Download)
- Learning Session 40: Climate Smart Forestry ( Download)
- Global Climate Action GCA: Unlocking the potential of soil organic carbon for climate change action ( Download)
- The Road to a Climate Deal Panel: 2015 UNA-USA Members Day at the UN ( Download)
- Public Lecture, Economics of climate change (28 Nov 2017) ( Download)
