Carbon Rights and Benefit Sharing in Cambodia

Publication: Policy Brief
Citation: Yeang, Donal et al. 2014: Carbon Rights and Benefit Sharing in Cambodia (Policy Brief). Fauna & Flora International / 4CMR.

Yeang, Donal et al. 2014: Carbon Rights and Benefit Sharing in Cambodia (Policy Brief). Fauna & Flora International / 4CMR.

Language: English
Authorship: Elizabeth Dooley JD, LLM

Donal Yeang

Kirtiman Sherchan

Joe Heffernan

Dr Sophie May Chapman

Gretchen Engbring
Funding: European Union
Year: 2014
Dimension: 12 pp.
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCING THE CONCEPTS OF CARBON RIGHTS AND BENEFIT SHARING
What are carbon rights?
How could benefit sharing work for REDD+?
A FOCUS ON CAMBODIA
Early REDD+ Development in Cambodia
How to understand carbon rights in Cambodia?
Benefit sharing: how to share carbon revenues between stakeholders?
Key considerations for policy makers
REFERENCES
Keywords: Biodiversity

International Development

Cambodia, Asia

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