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Good governance is vital for achieving effective, efficient and fair REDD+ outcomes, and civil society organisations (CSOs) are in a strong position to monitor REDD+ governance processes, checking that countries are sharing accurate information about their conservation and are really complying with social and environmental safeguards. This holds governments to account, increasing accountability and transparency in REDD+ implementation so that forests are conserved and the right people benefit.
This guidance document is an overview of key steps and considerations for the design and implementation of effective independent REDD+ governance monitoring systems. It draws on a growing body of experiences and case studies undertaken by CSOs within and outside the Transparency International movement, and across different tropical forest countries.
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Climate finance – money intended to help at-risk countries prevent climate change and adapt to its effects – can be vulnerable to corruption.
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Climate governance is an umbrella term for the various national, international, and private structures established to respond to the threats and opportunities of climate change.
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This publication highlights best practice principles of developing effective internal whistleblowing systems to help organisations implement these systems.
