National Forest Conservation Program for Climate Change Mitigation
Fecha de inicio:
2010
Fecha de fin:
N/A
Description
The National Forest Conservation Program for Climate Change Mitigation, created by Executive Decree No. 008-2010-MINAM, is a Peruvian government initiative aimed at conserving 54 million hectares of tropical forests as a contribution to climate change mitigation. This program implements mechanisms of conditional direct transfers to native and rural communities, promotes sustainable production systems, and strengthens capacities for forest conservation. It constitutes a key instrument to reduce deforestation, preserve biodiversity, maintain ecosystem services, and improve the quality of life of forest-dependent local populations. It represents Peru's commitment to global climate goals.
Iniciative Type
Action scope
Sectors:
Thematic Areas:
Countries:
Instruments:
- Sustainability Standards or Protocols
- Technical, Sectoral, or Advisory Tables
- Land use planning or agricultural zoning
- Setting of emission reduction objectives and targets
- Technical assistance to producers
- Intersectoral and interinstitucional coordination
- Strategies, plans, policies or guidelines; sectoral or national
- Individual capacity building
- Institutional capacity building
- Incentives or subsidies for the adoption of good sustainable production practices
- PES: Payment for environmental or ecosystem services
- Direct transfers to producers
- Conditional social transfers
Resultados:
- Environmental sustainability
- Land use change
- Water management
- Territorial planning
- Land tenure
- Biodiversity
- Soil health
- Climate change resilience
- Climate mitigation
- Income improvement
- Social inclusion
- Governability
- Institutional capacity building
- Public policy development and implementation
- Training of skilled technicians
- Economy and low carbon systems
- Sustainable Rural Development
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