Side events of Oslo REDD Exchange

In addition to the official program for Oslo REDD Exchange, there are also possibilities of attending several side events to the conference.

Monday June 13th 2016

Investments and Land Rights

  • When: Monday 13 June, 09:00 - 15:30
  • Where: Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, Cort Adelersgate 30
  • Organizer: FIAN Norway and FoHRC - Food, Human Rights and Corporations
  • More information

REDD+, Rights and Results: Can the FCPF Carbon Fund Help Save the Rainforest?

  • When: 13.00-15.00
  • Where: Thon Hotel slottsparken
  • Organizer: RRI, Rainforest Foundation and EIA

Global Forest Watch: Seminar for press, researchers, students

  • When: 13.00-16.00
  • Where: Norad, Bygdøy allé 2
  • Organizer: Norad, NICFI and WRI
  • More information

Seminar: Forest Landscape Restoration – a science stocktake

  • When: 18.00-21.00
  • Where: Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Oslo
  • Organizer: Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)

 

 

Wednesday June 15th 2016

Colombia's Amazon Vision 2020

REDD+ case studies: Seminar about Forest and Agriculture

  • When: 17.00-18.00
  • Where: Radisson Blu, Skagerak (Room 10)
  • Organizer: Norwegian institute of Bioecenomy Research (NIBIO)

Program:

  • Svein Solberg (NIBIO): Satellite remote sensing: A cornerstone for REDD+
  • Belachew Gizachew (NIBIO): Forest Monitoring unit for REDD+: the Tanzanian Approach
  • Giovanna Ottaviani Aalmo (NIBIO): Cross cutting issues within REDD+ implementation
  • May-Guri Sæthre (NIBIO): Agriculture – opportunity or threat in the context of REDD+
  • Erling Bergsaker & Øystein Aasaaren (Norwegian Forestry Group): New plantations and organising of forest owners in Uganda

Climate solutions from community forests

A UNDP publication featuring 22 extensive case studies on leading community-based forest management initiatives, as well as associated analysis and lessons learned. Organised around four themes - Sustainable Forest Livelihoods, Forest-Friendly Agriculture, Forest Restoration and Forest Protection.

The book draws from the experiences of Equator Prize winners to illustrate how critical indigenous peoples and community-managed forests are to the achievement of global climate and sustainable development goals.

  • Presenter: Charles McNeill
  • When: 17:00-18.30
  • Where:Thon Hotell slottsparken
  • Organizer: UNDP

Green Climate Fund introductory session on REDD+ result-based financing

  • When: 17:00-18.30
  • Where: Scandic Holberg Hotel
  • Organizer: Green climate fund

Independent monitoring for a climate-smart land use sector, post-Paris – a workshop

  • When: 17:00-18.30
  • Where: Smarthotel St. Olavs plass
  • Organizer: Independent monitoring project

Presentation of monitoring tool by Global Forest Watch

  • When: 17:00-18.30
  • Where: Holberg Terrasse Kurs- og konferansenter - Stensberggaten 7
  • Organizer: Global Forest Watch

 

Published 03.06.2016
Last updated 03.06.2016