1. Global Programme Framework Document Tiina Vähänen, UN-REDD Programme Secretariat

2. International functions in support of national REDD+ process -> SUPPORT TO COUNTRY ACTION Capacity development, guidelines, technical advice, regional/international workshops, analyses, reviews, backstopping of National Programmes Targeted support (to address a specific need in a country, on demand) Policy Board and Secretariat Global Programme

3. 5-year Global Programme Framework is developed to:  Scale up support to country action to the increasing number of UN-REDD countries  Provide the UN-REDD countries access for support (an additional channel)  Enhance and increase knowledge services  Operationalize the UN-REDD Programme Strategy  Frame future funding allocations The Framework

4. UN-REDD Programme Strategy Lessons learned Work areas -> Outcomes -> Outputs -> Budget Monitoring – Indicators, Baselines, Targets – Means of Verification – Risks and Assumptions Requests for funding allocations through periodic work plans and budget Framework ”logic”

5. MRV and Monitoring Backstopping of NPs: technical support for national systems Monitoring framework, guidance and tools Partnering with science institutions to review knowledge base Training for forest monitoring, and GHG inventories Governance Participatory governance assessments Guidance on institutional, legal and regulatory arrangements Systems for addressing and respecting safeguards Support offered

6. Support Offered Cont’d Stakeholder engagement Best practices and lessons learned, including South-South experience Principles, guidelines and procedures for engagement Multiple benefits Environmental and social principles to safeguard the multiple benefits of forests under REDD+ Input to CBD work on work forest biodiversity Toolkit, including guidelines, reports and case studies on securing benefits and addressing trade offs

7. REDD+ Payments Means to meet fiduciary standards for receiving and disbursement of funds, and addressing corruption risks in REDD+ Institutional capacity building for benefit distribution systems REDD+ as a catalyst to green economy Knowledge and tools on investment options to achieve transformational change Integrating REDD+ to national development planning Support Offerded Cont’d

8. Secretariat services to the programme are provided, including strategic planning, monitoring and outreach REDD+ knowledge is shared effectively Comprehensive and transparent access to UN-REDD Programme information is provided Policy Boards are organized and serviced Secretariat & Knowledge Management

9. UN-REDD Programme Strategy outlines US$400 million as the overall funding target for 2011-2015 Global Programme = 1/3 of the total target => US$82 million over period of 3 years Proposed funding level

10. Approved by PB % UN-REDD Programme Fund Total75'934'068100% Countries Bolivia4'708'0006% Cambodia3'001'3504% DRC7'383'20010% Indonesia5'644'2507% Panama5'300'0007% PNG6'388'8848% Paraguay4'720'0016% Philippines500'0001% Solomon Islands550'0001% Tanzania4'280'0006% Viet Nam4'384'7566% Zambia4'490'0006% Total National Programmes51'350'44168% Global Programme24'583'627 32%

11. Funding levels - national and global programmes

12. The Global Programme Framework seeks to:  Scale up support to country action  Strengthen capacity for REDD+  Increase knowledge services Summary

13.  Provide comments and feedback -Specifically on the approach, content and the associated investment levels outlined in the document  Endorse the Global Programme Framework Document  Consider ways for periodic revisions of the document The Policy Board is invited to

14.  The Board will have 2 weeks to provide written comments on the content (substance)  The revised document is submitted for Board’s consideration by mid April -> endorsement by end of April  The request for first budget allocation will be submitted for approval in mid May intersessionally Proposed Next Steps

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