Implementation of REDD+ Activities in Central African Countries

Several countries in the Congo Basin are aware of the importance of forest potential and have embarked on the REDD+ process. Consequently, they are making institutional arrangements in sectors that are drivers of deforestation (e.g., agriculture, land tenure, land use, energy, forestry, governance) and are developing a national framework to harmonize and facilitate REDD+ implementation. But while the countries of the Congo Basin are all keen to reduce emissions related to deforestation, their levels of commitment differ. Indeed, while some are sidestepping the REDD+ process, others are considered “good students” of the process and are thus involved in all the initiatives (Sufo Kankeu 2019).

Authors

Bayol, N.,Hirsch, F.,Husson, J.,Sufo Kankeu, R.,Assani, H.,Mabaya, C.,Boundzanga, C.,Breumier, P.,Burian, M.,Calmel, M.,Madzous, G.I.,Istace, V.,Loyombo, W.,Majambu, E.,Momo, A.,Schmidt, L.,Demaze, M.T.

Publication year

2022

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