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Sharing REDD Benefits with
Forest Dependent Communities
Benefit Sharing Partners Partner Role and Contribution
National Government
National REDD program management
Carbon Developers
Project design, carbon modeling, brokering, certification, implementation
Civil Society Capacity building, training, institutional support
Private Sector Financial Support
Forest Dependent Communities
Field project implementation,
mitigation of D and D, forest monitoring
Benefit Sharing &
Forest Dependent Communities
- Mitigate impact of local drivers of deforestation
- Require compensation for loss of income under REDD
- Provide cost-effective forest management
- Legitimate tenure claims to corest resources
Primary Components, Activities and
Mechanisms for Community Benefit Sharing
Component Activity Mechanisms
REDD project implementation
Identifying drivers & mitigation activities
Contracts, budgets, and workplans
Compensation for loss of income under REDD
Livelihood activities
Micro-finance institutions,
Small enterprise groups
Net revenue
sharing
Criteria setting and monitoring
Project and CF management
committees
Identifying Drivers & Mitigation Activities
Drivers of Deforestation
Mitigation Activities
Forest fires,
Illegal logging
Fire lines, watchers, patrols, assisted natural regeneration
Migrant encroachment
Mapping, legal recognition of CF, boundary markers
Agricultural expansion
Land use planning, intensified farming systems
High fuelwood consumption
Fuel efficient stoves & mosquito nets
Existing and Alternative
Livelihood Activities
Existing Livelihood
Activity
Alternative Livelihood
Activity
Closure of cattle and goat pasturage
Stall fed pigs and chickens
Reduction of Shifting cultivation
Horticulture, agro-forestry
Charcoal manufacturing, quarrying
Small Enterprise (ag processing, tailoring, motorcycle repair)
Net Revenue Sharing
CFI’s community partners suggest activities that benefit the entire community and target low income households:
a. Improve community water systems
b. Develop irrigation systems with preferential access for landless and land poor families
c. Funding of community microfinance organizations with preferential loans to cash poor households and students
Community-based Forest Carbon
Monitoring
Forest Inventory Plot establishment and monitoring
Annual workshops to discuss project performance (carbon, hydrology, biodiversity, community economy).
Stakeholder meetings to review revenues and project costs
Formalizing Benefit Sharing
Contracts Parties
Community forest conservation resolution
Internal agreement among participating communities
Carbon contract Communities and carbon seller
Annual workplan and budget
Communities and implementing body
Net revenue sharing agreement
Agreement among project partners
Community Forestry International1356 Mokelumne Dr.Antioch, CA 94531Tel: 925-706-2906
www.communityforestryinternational.org