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REDD+ Web Platform

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Protecting forests is vital for mitigating climate change, as they absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide. The REDD+ framework, part of the Paris Agreement, aims to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries. It includes activities like sustainable forest management and conservation, incentivizing emission reductions through results-based payments. The REDD+ Web Platform facilitates sharing outcomes and experiences related to REDD+ efforts. Users can access information by country, organization, or topic, and stakeholders are encouraged to submit relevant information for moderation and sharing on the platform.

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REDD+ Web Platform
United Nations| Source | Data  | Guide  | Protecting forests is vital for mitigating climate change, as they absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide. The REDD+ framework, part of the Paris Agreem
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International Climate Hub
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