2009 · 13 citations · 198 references
EconomicsPublic PolicyPublic FinanceInternational Redd+ FundingRedd+ FundsNatural Resource ManagementBusinessConservation Trust FundsGreen Climate FundFinancial MechanismInnovative FinancingFinancingFinanceEnvironmental PolicyConservation Policy
REDD+ funds modelled after conservation trust funds (CTFs) can provide stable long-term funding with high credibility for financing major REDD+ activities. CTFs can function as administrators of REDD+ funds, as managers of PES, or as carbon brokers. Existing CTFs have high-level political support even though they are independent of government; using them to distribute international REDD+ funding could therefore mitigate concerns about loss of sovereignty while also reassuring funders and buyers of REDD+ credits.
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