Study on REDD+ project attributions to biodiversity
2018
Min-Young, P. | Yeo-Chang, Y.
In developing countries, biodiversity is threatened by deforestation, forest degradation, and land-used changes. The indiscriminate use of the biological resources by local people for their livelihood, and activities that are intended for development and industrialization exacerbates the problem. REDD+, a climate change mitigation project, is seen as an alternative in solving the problem as biodiversity conservation is one of its co-benefit. Previous researches, however, shows that REDD+ attributions that can lead to biodiversity promotion. Eight project areas were selected from the VCS database-all projects used VCS and CCB Standards. The Project Implementation Report and Project Design Document of the selected projects were reviewed. Results of Fs/QCA analysis revealed that the number of participating institutions and organizations and the number of stakeholders' collaborations are the key factors that determine the potential for biodiversity promotion.
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