Climate, carbon & REDD+
Not all forest carbon credits are created equal: High integrity programmes and conditions for success
Occasional Paper 20 (CIFOR-ICRAF). Comparative evidence on the conditions under which forest carbon programmes deliver high-integrity outcomes for people and forests.
Citation
Sarmiento Barletti JP, AM Larson, J Naime and T Lasheras. 2025. Not all forest carbon credits are created equal: High integrity programmes and conditions for success. Occasional Paper 20. Bogor: CIFOR.
Abstract
This publication is part of a broader research line on forest governance, climate policy, and Indigenous Peoples' rights. Contact me for the full text or to discuss its contents.
Other publications in this area
- Sarmiento Barletti JP and AM Larson. 2025. Justicia ambiental en la Frontera REDD+: experiencias desde la Amazonía y más allá. In N Robbins and B Frazer (eds.) Paisajes de inequidad: La justicia ambiental en la región andino-amazónica. Lima: PUCP.
- World Bank. 2025. EnABLE Social Inclusion Framework for Results-based Climate Finance Initiatives. Washington DC: World Bank.
- Lasheras T, Sarmiento Barletti JP, et al. 2023. Examining support for the rights of Indigenous Peoples and local communities in the context of REDD+ in the DRC, Indonesia and Peru: A comparative analysis with recommendations for further progress. Bogor: CIFOR-ICRAF.
- Peña P and Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2023. Peru's regulatory framework for carbon markets: Current legal and policy developments in the context of REDD+. CIFOR Infobrief 356.