Costa Rica National REDD+ Strategy
Fecha de inicio:
2017
Fecha de fin:
2025
Description
The Costa Rica National REDD+ Strategy is a public policy aimed at reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation through six coordinated and inclusive lines of action. These include promoting low-carbon productive systems, controlling land-use change and fires, conservation incentives, landscape restoration, indigenous participation, and enabling conditions. The strategy aligns with the National Forest Development Plan and was developed through broad consultations with social, political, and environmental sectors. It aims to generate multiple benefits such as ecological resilience, social well-being, institutional coherence, and forest sector competitiveness. It is in force from 2017 to 2025 and responds to international climate commitments and safeguards.
Iniciative Type
Action scope
Sectors:
Thematic Areas:
Countries:
Instruments:
- Land use planning or agricultural zoning
- Education and training for farmers
- Intersectoral and interinstitucional coordination
- Education and awareness building
- Strategies, plans, policies or guidelines; sectoral or national
- Institutional capacity building
- Incentives or subsidies for the adoption of good sustainable production practices
- Strategic planning
- PES: Payment for environmental or ecosystem services
Resultados:
- Environmental sustainability
- Land use change
- Territorial planning
- Land tenure
- Biodiversity
- Food and nutritional security
- Climate change resilience
- Poverty reduction
- Climate mitigation
- Improved living conditions
- Improved productivity
- Social inclusion
- Production inclusion
- Gender equity
- Governability
- Economy and low carbon systems
- Sustainable Rural Development
- Economic growth
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