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Project ID:00092166Description:UN-REDD MONGOLIA
Fund:
UN REDD Programme Fund
 Start Date *: 3 Nov 2015
Theme:
UN_REDD
 End Date*: 30 Nov 2018
Country: Mongolia Project Status: On Going
  Participating Organization:   Multiple
–About

Mongolia is the first country with significant boreal forest cover to become a partner country of the United Nations collaborative initiative on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation in developing countries (UN-REDD Programme). Mongolia has significant potential to reduce its forest carbon emissions, and enhance and sustainably manage its forest carbon stocks, through the implementation of REDD+ activities. Mongolia became a partner country of the UN-REDD Programme in June 2011 and has quickly taken steps to start implementing REDD+ readiness activities. A Roadmap sets out how Mongolia will implement its REDD+ Readiness activities and develop a comprehensive National REDD+ Strategy in Phase 1 of REDD+. The Roadmap has four main outcomes, as follows: 

  1. National REDD+ management arrangements established while ensuring improved stakeholder awareness and effective stakeholder engagement;
  2. National REDD+ strategy prepared;
  3. Forest reference emissions levels and forest reference levels developed;
  4. National forest monitoring system and safeguards information system developed
The overall goal of the National Programme is to support the Government of Mongolia in designing and implementing its National REDD+ Strategy and in meeting the requirements under the UNFCCC Warsaw Framework to receive REDD+ results-based payments. The National Programme also counts on key national counterpart institutions and development partners to play active roles and take on specific responsibilities in maintaining the momentum in the REDD+ management processes and prioritizing and implementing those strategic options identified through the Programme. Effective risk management and coordination with key national and development partners throughout the life of the Programme will therefore be critical (see Chapter 6. Risk Management). The National Programme will contribute to the implementation of the National REDD+ Readiness Roadmap outcomes in the following ways. 
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