Social and Environmental Soundness in REDD+ Programs and Projects
Southeast Asia Regional Training Workshop, Bangkok, 5-9 November 2012
In November of 2012, FCMC organized a training workshop in Bangkok, Thailand on Social and Environmental Soundness of REDD+. The event was co-hosted by USAID's Lowering Emissions in Asia's Forests (LEAF) Program with support from USAID's Regional Development Mission for Asia (RDMA). It aimed at sharing information and country experiences, approaches, resources and tools for USAID staff and partners, including LEAF partners and representatives of governments, NGOs, and universities working on design and implementation REDD+ programs. The workshop brought together participants from the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and LAO PDR. This regional workshop was one of three programs that FCMC will undertake in Southeast Asia, Latin America and Africa. For a full report of the Bangkok workshop, click here. Below is a list of the daily sessions and discussions held at the workshop, with links to various documents and presentations. For any questions regarding these regional SES training courses, contact Stephen Kelleher at stephen.kelleher(at)fcmcglobal.org.
Monday, November 5
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Tuesday, November 6
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Wednesday, November 7
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Thursday, November 8
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Friday, November 9
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Welcome & Introductions:Introductions Welcoming Remarks
Session 1:Overview: Social and Environmental Soundness in REDD+
Session 2: Identifying Key SES Challenges within the Country Context
Lessons from Cambodia
Lessons from Indonesia
Session 3:Principles of Social and Environmental Soundness for REDD+ from Natural Resources Management (NRM)
Session 4:World Café Brainstorming on Key Issues
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Welcome back on Day 2Reflections from Day 1
Session 5: Panel Discussion on Lessons Learned - Building from Experience
Session 6:Stakeholder Engagement and Participation
Session 7: Case StudyLEAF Experience with Mainstreaming Gender
Session 8:Biodiversity Issues and Approaches for REDD+
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Welcome back on Day 3Reflections from Day 2
Session 9:Safeguards, Standards and Safeguard Information Systems
Session 10:Social and Environmental Assessments, Indicators, Information, Monitoring, Reporting and Verification
Session 11:Land and Resource Tenure and Carbon Rights
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Welcome back on Day 4Reflections from Day 3
Safeguard Information Systems
Case Study: SIS Development in Indonesia
Session 12: Pulling It All together - Looking at the Big Picture
Session 13: Developing Action Plans by Country
Session 14: Final Plenary Wrap-up
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Session I: Incorporating Regulations, Earmarks and USAID approaches into USAID promgramming
Session II:Analyses for USAID REDD+ Programming
Gender Requirements
Session IIIEnvironmental Compliance
Session IVSocial Safeguards in USAID
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