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A key component of CI's work is liaising with governments and participating in global dialogues to advance effective solutions to climate change. Below are our latest materials.
Policy briefs
REDD+ Financing results-based actions for REDD+ (PDF - 150 KB)
Addressing drivers of emissions from deforestation (PDF - 155 KB)
CAN Submission: Addressing drivers of deforestation (PDF - 604 KB)
Forest monitoring systems for REDD+ (PDF - 677 KB)
Adaptation
Adaptation Policy Brief (PDF - 424 KB)
Nairobi Work Program Submissions
AgricultureCAN Submission: Agriculture in the UNFCCC (PDF - 476 KB)
FinanceClimate Finance Essentials (PDF - 721 KB)
Sources of International Climate Finance:
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2011 Policy Documnets
REDD+ SBSTA Recommendation regarding guidance on systems for providing information on how safeguards for REDD+ activities are addressed and respected (PDF - 352 KB)
SBSTA Submission on REDD+ (PDF - 162 KB)
Views on new market-based mechanisms: Using markets for the full implementation of REDD+ (PDF - 240 KB)
(日本語 | en Español | en Français) Setting reference levels for REDD+: some guidelines and principles (PDF - 131 KB)
Recommendations for forest carbon measuring, monitoring, reporting, and verifying guidance for REDD+ (PDF - 110KB)
(en Français | 日本語 | en Español) Adaptation
Adaptation Policy Brief (PDF - 424 KB)
Nairobi Work Program Submissions
FinanceClimate Finance Essentials (PDF - 721 KB)
Green Climate Fund:
Sources of International Climate Finance:
2010 Policy Documents
Policy Recommendations for UNFCCC COP 16 (PDF - 103 KB) (en Español | en Français)
UNFCCC Adaptation Brief (PDF - 147 KB) (en Español | en Français)
Conservation International developed the following policy briefs in collaboration with partner organizations (the Amazon Research Institute (IPAM), Environmental Defense Fund, Natural Resources Defense Fund, Rainforest Alliance, The Nature Conservancy, Union of Concerned Scientists, Wildlife Conservation Society, and Woods Hole Research Center):
Analysis of REDD+ negotiating text (PDF - 145 KB)
Reports and Strategy
Textbook
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Climate Change Biology
CI biologist Lee Hannah has written the first undergraduate textbook on the effects climate change on nature and biodiversity — Climate Change Biology (Elsevier).
ISBN: 978-0-12-374182-0
To learn more about this unique text and supporting course materials, visit:
WEBSITE: Climate Change Biology Textbook |