Contributing organizations: WI (Marcel Silvius)/ UNESCO-MAB (Marie Prchalova), Tour du Valat (Christian Perennou)/ STRP NFP Canada (Barry [IOPs/observers/others] Warner), STRP NFP Malaysia (Abdulla Rahman), UN Habitat (Rob McInnes), Nick Davidson (SWS) Task No., Priority Res. SP goal & Task Description, Target audience & expected outputs Costs CHF Title target 5.1 Promoting XII.2 3.12 Task description: Compiling best practices in wetland restoration for climate change mitigation and 55,000 best practices in adaptation, including policies, instruments, and incentives and technical innovations from different wetland regions. restoration Expected output(s): 1) Building on Ramsar Briefing Note [6], a new briefing note will highlight the potential for and reasons to conduct wetland restoration in the climate change context. 2) A Policy Brief will discuss best practices and policies in wetland restoration incentives and instruments (e.g., carbon fund\private sector\VCS\CCBA climate community biodiversity alliance) to explain why resources should be invested in these efforts. 3) A related Briefing Note will identify for wetland practitioners potential sources of funding for restoration activities (including microcredit programs), taking into account equity and gender issues. Target audience(s): policymakers and practitioners 5.2 The XII.2 3.12 Task description: A review of decisions made by multi-lateral environment agreements concerning 6,780 implications of REDD-plus and their implications for the wise use of wetlands. This would complete ongoing work REDD-plus for from the previous triennium. the wise use of wetlands Expected output(s): Briefing Note Target audience(s): Practitioners and policymakers 5.3 3.12 Task description: A Technical Report that reviews practical restoration and rewetting methods for 33,500 Advice for the peatlands produced by consultant in collaboration with the STRP. 13th Meeting of the Conference Expected outcome(s): Technical Report as an overview and with references to a compilation of of the Parties on experiences on methods of rewetting based on existing literature etc. c. 20 p. practical methods for Target audience(s): practitioners (site managers) rewetting and
Contributing organizations: [IOPs/observers/others] WI (Marcel Silvius)/ UNESCO-MAB (Marie Prchalova), Tour du Valat (Christian Perennou)/ STRP NFP Canada (Barry Warner), STRP NFP Malaysia (Abdulla Rahman), UN Habitat (Rob McInnes), Nick Davidson (SWS) Task No., Title Priority Res. SP goal & target Task Description, Target audience & expected outputs Costs CHF 5.1 Promoting best practices in wetland restoration XII.2 3.12 Task description: Compiling best practices in wetland restoration for climate change mitigation and adaptation, including policies, instruments, and incentives and technical innovations from different regions. Expected output(s): 1) Building on Ramsar Briefing Note [6], a new briefing note will highlight the potential for and reasons to conduct wetland restoration in the climate change context. 2) A Policy Brief will discuss best practices and policies in wetland restoration incentives and instruments (e.g., carbon fund\private sector\VCS\CCBA climate community biodiversity alliance) to explain why resources should be invested in these efforts. 3) A related Briefing Note will identify for wetland practitioners potential sources of funding for restoration activities (including microcredit programs), taking into account equity and gender issues. Target audience(s): policymakers and practitioners 55,000 5.2 The implications of REDD-plus for the wise use of wetlands XII.2 3.12 Task description: A review of decisions made by multi-lateral environment agreements concerning REDD-plus and their implications for the wise use of wetlands. This would complete ongoing work from the previous triennium. Expected output(s): Briefing Note Target audience(s): Practitioners and policymakers 6,780 5.3 Advice for the 13th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties on practical methods for rewetting and 3.12 Task description: A Technical Report that reviews practical restoration and rewetting methods for peatlands produced by consultant in collaboration with the STRP. Expected outcome(s): Technical Report as an overview and with references to a compilation of experiences on methods of rewetting based on existing literature etc. c. 20 p. Target audience(s): practitioners (site managers) 33,500
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