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Recursos para Titulares de Direitos sobre Padrões do Mercado Jurisdicional de Carbono

Análises técnicas para apoiar o envolvimento dos povos indígenas e comunidades locais nos padrões do mercado voluntário de carbono

O mercado voluntário de carbono está evoluindo rapidamente em florestas tropicais ao redor do mundo. Está criando um cenário complexo de novos atores, padrões e requisitos para que os povos indígenas e comunidades locais naveguem para proteger seus direitos. Para apoiar as comunidades, suas organizações e seus líderes, a Rainforest Foundation US encomendou à Climate Law and Policy o desenvolvimento de um conjunto de análises que detalham os requisitos relacionados a salvaguardas.

Os padrões cobertos nesses materiais incluem: o Quadro Metodológico do Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF), o REDD.Plus, o Quadro Jurisdicional e Aninhado do Padrão de Carbono Verificado (VCS JNR) e o Padrão de Excelência Ambiental do REDD+ (TREES) da ART. O livreto TREES também contém sete sub-livretos relacionados aos seus requisitos específicos e abordagem a cada uma das Salvaguardas de Cancun.

Clique nas miniaturas para acessar as análises completas:

Compreendendo os requisitos de salvaguarda do Fundo de Parceria para o Carbono Florestal (FCPF)
Compreendendo os requisitos de salvaguarda do REDD.Plus
Compreendendo os requisitos de salvaguarda da Estrutura REDD+ Aninhada e Jurisdicional do Padrão de Carbono Verificado (JNR do VCS)
Compreendendo os requisitos de salvaguarda do Padrão de Excelência Ambiental do REDD+ (TREES)
TREES Salvaguarda A: Relativa aos programas nacionais de florestas e às convenções e acordos internacionais relevantes
TREES Salvaguarda B: Relacionada a estruturas de governança transparentes e eficazes
TREES Salvaguarda C: Relacionada ao respeito pelo conhecimento e pelos direitos dos povos indígenas e das comunidades locais
TREES Salvaguarda D: Relativa à participação plena e efetiva das partes interessadas
TREES Salvaguarda E: Relacionada à conservação de florestas naturais e da diversidade biológica
TREES Salvaguarda F: Relacionada à ação para abordar o risco de reversões na redução de emissões
TREES Salvaguarda G: Relacionada às ações para reduzir o deslocamento de emissões

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Didier Devers
Chief of Party – USAID Guatemala
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Didier has been coordinating the USAID-funded B’atz project since joining Rainforest Foundation US in April 2022. He holds a Master’s in Applied Anthropology and a Bachelor’s in Geography. Before joining the organization, Didier worked for 12 years in Central and South America on issues of transparency, legality, governance, and managing stakeholders’ processes in the environmental sector. Prior to that he worked on similar issues in Central Africa. He speaks French, Spanish, and English, and is based in Guatemala.