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Forest Carbon Partnership Facility

This proposal outlines the purpose of National Readiness Management Arrangements to coordinate and manage REDD readiness activities, integrating them into broader strategies like national development and low-carbon initiatives. It highlights the considerations for managing the readiness process, technical aspects, implementation, stakeholder representation, and decision-making power. The design of a REDD Working Group is detailed, focusing on composition, mandate, endorsement, division of work, TERMS OF REFERENCE, reporting mechanisms, and activity scheduling.

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Forest Carbon Partnership Facility

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  1. Forest Carbon Partnership Facility National Readiness Management Arrangements Global Dialogues on Development of Readiness Preparation Proposal August, 13 – 14, 2009

  2. Purpose of National Readiness Management Arrangements • Manage and co-ordinate the REDD readiness activities whilst mainstreaming REDD into broader strategies such as national development and low carbon strategies, country assistance strategies and poverty reduction strategy • The management arrangements should feed into overarching national climate change mitigation agenda

  3. What to consider in Readiness Management? • The co-ordination and management of : • Readiness Process • Technical aspects of readiness • REDD Implementation • Strengths & comparative advantages of various organizations and agencies • Representation of key stakeholders (civil society organisations, forest dependent people and Indigenous peoples) • Decision making power

  4. Design of REDD Working Group • Consider the following: • Composition of the group: • Cross-sectoral in nature (Ministries relevant for addressing drivers of deforestation, nodal agency) • Key stakeholder representation • Clear and formal mandate • Ensure it is endorsed by the highest body in the Government • Division of work i.e. roles and responsibilities for achieving the objectives of the R-PP • ToRs for the working group and sub groups, if any • Reporting back mechanisms • Schedule and sequencing of activities, budgetary requirements

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