Suriname National REDD+ Strategy
Fecha de inicio:
2019
Fecha de fin:
N/A
Description
The Suriname National REDD+ Strategy is a policy instrument aiming to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation while preserving its 93% forest cover and low deforestation rate through four strategic lines. These include compensation for forest maintenance, sustainable forest management with stakeholder participation, land use planning, and conservation, reforestation, research, and education. It was developed through a participatory process including national, local, and community consultations. The framework prioritizes indigenous and tribal rights, economic diversification, land tenure, and forest monitoring. It aligns with the 2017–2021 National Development Plan and international climate commitments.
Iniciative Type
Action scope
Sectors:
Thematic Areas:
Countries:
Instruments:
- Green, Social, or Sustainable Bonds
- 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
- Influence on public policies
- Strategic planning
- PES: Payment for environmental or ecosystem services
- Regulations, standards and legal frameworks
Resultados:
- Environmental sustainability
- Land use change
- Territorial planning
- Biodiversity
- Sustainable Rural Development
- Training of skilled technicians
- Public policy development and implementation
- Governability
- Gender equity
- Social inclusion
- Technological Innovation
- Improved living conditions
- Climate mitigation
- Poverty reduction
- Climate change resilience
- Food and nutritional security
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