University of Oxford

Mapping forest governance into REDD

Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) has been variously viewed as an inexpensive tool to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and a mechanism for financing forest and biodiversity conservation. +

Protected area effectiveness

Protected areas have long been recognised as an important tool for protecting biodiversity, and are now increasingly recognised for their role in protecting carbon; recent global analyses by UNEP-WCMC (2008) have shown that approximately 15% of the global carbon stock is currently found within protected areas. +

Multilevel governance and agency in Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD)

Activities here include analyzing cross-level interactions among local, national and international actors and drivers of deforestation and applying the analytic concept of agency in earth system governance to the case of international forest governance. +

Multilevel governance and agency in the international forest regime

This project examines the evolution and interaction of state and non-state governance within the forest sector, from local to global levels. +

University of East Anglia

Tyndall has had its headquarters at UEA since the centre was first established in 2000 with the core of the Tyndall +