International Forestry Resources and Institutions Research Network2014-07-212014-07-212014-03978-0-9910407-0-4https://hdl.handle.net/10986/18964The urgent need to limit anthropogenic carbon emissions has led to a global initiative to Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD+). But designing national architectures for REDD+ that integrate local actions on forests with national-level outcomes and do so effectively, efficiently, and equitably continues to be challenging. One option to facilitate the design and implementation of REDD+ is to learn from the experience of other programs that have historically been successful in achieving sustainable tropical forest management, such as community forest management (CFM). Lessons about the factors that contribute to CFM success will be useful in designing REDD+ programs. REDD+ may also benefit from harnessing the capital developed by CFM. Of course, REDD+ and CFM represent both opportunities and challenges for each other. Identifying how CFM can contribute to REDD+ goals, and the potential benefits and risks in using CFM to achieve REDD+ implementation requires careful analysis of available evidence because the two sets of interventions do not have a complete overlap in terms of their objectives and mechanisms.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO FORESTACCESS TO FORESTSACTION PLANAGRICULTURAL EXPANSIONAGRICULTURAL LANDAGRICULTUREANTHROPOGENIC CARBON EMISSIONSANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONSAREAS OF FORESTAWARENESS RAISINGBAMBOOBASELINE DATABENEFIT SHARINGBIODIVERSITYBIODIVERSITY CONSERVATIONBIOMASSCANOPYCARBONCARBON CREDITSCARBON EMISSIONSCARBON EMISSIONS FROM DEFORESTATIONCARBON FINANCECARBON GAINCARBON MARKETCARBON MARKETSCARBON MEASUREMENTCARBON SEQUESTRATIONCARBON STOCKCARBON STOCKSCARBON STORAGECARBON STORAGE CAPACITYCARBON TRADINGCHARCOAL PRODUCTIONCLIMATECLIMATE CHANGECLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATIONCOCOLLECTIVE ACTIONCOMMERCIAL VALUECOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTCOMMUNITY FORESTCOMMUNITY FOREST MANAGEMENTCOMMUNITY FORESTRYCOMMUNITY FORESTRY MANAGEMENTCOMMUNITY FORESTSCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTCOMMUNITY PARTICIPATIONCONFLICT RESOLUTIONCONSERVATION LANDSCAPESCONSERVATION SOCIETYDEFORESTATION PRESSURESDEFORESTATION RATEDRY FORESTSECOLOGICAL OUTCOMESECOSYSTEMELECTRICITYEMISSIONEMISSIONS REDUCTIONEMISSIONS REDUCTIONSENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIONENVIRONMENTAL FACTORSENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMESENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLEENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLESEXTRACTIVE ACTIVITIESFENCESFIRE PREVENTIONFIREWOODFODDERFORESTFOREST ACTFOREST AREAFOREST AREASFOREST ASSOCIATIONSFOREST CARBONFOREST CARBON STOCKSFOREST COMMUNITIESFOREST CONDITIONFOREST CONDITIONSFOREST CONSERVATIONFOREST CONVERSIONFOREST COVERFOREST COVERAGEFOREST DEGRADATIONFOREST ESTATEFOREST EXTRACTIONFOREST GOVERNANCEFOREST HABITATSFOREST INSTITUTIONSFOREST LANDFOREST LANDSFOREST LANDSCAPESFOREST LAWFOREST LAW ENFORCEMENTFOREST LOSSFOREST MANAGEMENTFOREST MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIESFOREST MANAGEMENT OUTCOMESFOREST MANAGEMENT PLANFOREST MANAGEMENT PLANSFOREST MANAGEMENT STRATEGYFOREST MANAGERSFOREST MONITORINGFOREST OFFICEFOREST OUTCOMESFOREST OWNERSHIPFOREST PATCHESFOREST PLOTSFOREST POLICYFOREST PRODUCTIVITYFOREST PRODUCTSFOREST PROTECTIONFOREST QUALITYFOREST RESERVEFOREST RESERVESFOREST RESOURCEFOREST RESOURCE MANAGEMENTFOREST RESOURCE USEFOREST RESOURCESFOREST RESOURCES ASSESSMENTFOREST SERVICESFOREST SITEFOREST SITESFOREST STEWARDSHIPFOREST TYPESFOREST USEFOREST USERFOREST USERSFORESTERSFORESTRYFORESTRY ACTIVITIESFORESTRY PRACTICESFORESTRY RESOURCESFORESTRY SECTORFORESTSGEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTIONGLOBAL CARBON MARKETGROUND CARBONINDIGENOUS COMMUNITIESINTACT FORESTISSUESLAND AREALAND CONVERSIONLAND MANAGEMENTLAND OWNERSLAND TENURELAND TENURE REGIMESLAND USELAND USE ACTIVITIESLAND USE CHANGELAND USE PRACTICESLAND USESLAND-USELANDOWNERLANDSCAPELOGGINGMANAGED FORESTSMANGROVE FORESTMANGROVESMONTANE FORESTSMOUNTAINSNATIONAL FORESTNATIONAL FOREST CARBONNATIONAL FORESTRYNATIONAL PARKSNATURAL FORESTNATURAL RESOURCENATURAL RESOURCESNEGATIVE IMPACTSPLANTPRIVATE FORESTPRIVATE FORESTSRATES OF DEFORESTATIONSOIL CARBONSOUTHERN COASTSOUTHERN HIGHLANDSSPECIES COMPOSITIONSUSTAINABLE FORESTSUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENTSUSTAINABLE FORESTRYSUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENTSUSTAINABLE RESOURCE USETIMBERTIMBER EXTRACTIONTIMBER FORESTSTIMBER HARVESTINGTIMBER PRODUCTSTOURISMTREETREE SPECIESTREE TRUNKSTREESTROPICAL FORESTTROPICAL FOREST MANAGEMENTVEGETATIONVILLAGE FORESTVILLAGESWATERSHEDWILDLIFEWILDLIFE CONSERVATIONWOOD HARVESTINGWOODLANDWOODLANDS10.1596/978-0-9910407-0-4