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Social and Environmental Safeguards in Brazil
REDD+ Indigenous People Context
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The RFS safeguards were developed bearing in mind:
• Participation by indigenous groups, local communities, forest
users in the development of the project
• Revenue streams/benefits will be distributed in accordance with
plans established by beneficiaries
• Rigorous participatory consultation requirements
• Transparent and enforceable benefit‐sharing plans
• Detailed informed, prior, written consent protocols
FUNBIO experience on Safeguards at the standard level
Katoomba Meeting Cuiabá –April 2009
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8 Principles and 27 Criteria were developed
1. Legal Compliance2. Rigths Recognition and Guarantee3. Benefit Sharing 4. Economic Sustainability, Improvement in
Quality of Life and Poverty Alleviation5. Environmental Conservation and
Recovery6. Participation of beneficiary in the REDD+
Process7. Monitoring and Transparency8. Governance
The Multistakeholder Committee
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MAIN LESSONS LEARNED
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• Must be held at national and sub-national level
• Collective development and multistakeholder process is highly positive
• Conducted in a participatory and inclusive way to ensure credibility to the REDD+
• The effective involvement of indigenous peoples, local communities and smallholders
• Environmental and social impact assessment
• Natural habitats
• Involuntary resettlement
• Indigenous peoples
• Pest management
• Physical cultural resources
• Accountability and grievance systems
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2014 - FUNBIO SAFEGUARDSBeyond REDD+
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