Progress of UN-REDD Programme in Asia: Indigenous Peoples Participation

The UN-REDD Programme in Asia has made strides in engaging Indigenous Peoples in various missions and consultations since 2008. The formulation process includes scoping, programming, validation, and approval stages, with key milestones reached in countries like Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Principles of engagement emphasize open-ended dialogue, leveraging umbrella organizations, and adapting consultation strategies based on government decisions.

• UN-REDD Programme
• Asia
• Indigenous Peoples
• Consultations
• Formulation Process

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1. The UN-REDD Programme in Asia: status and experiences with Indigenous Peoples participation

2. Basic UN-REDD formulation process Scoping mission Consultations Draft Outline Programming mission Consultations Detailed Outline Validation, submission Review and approval Signature and inception Consultations

3. PNG Scoping mission: Oct. 2008 Submission to UN-REDD Policy Board, March 2009 Regional CC conferences April-May 2009 Programming mission May 2009 Approval and signature August 2009

4. Indonesia Scoping mission Nov. 2008 Programming mission Feb. 2009 Submission to UN-REDD Policy Board, March 2009 Expanded consultations April June 2009 Submission to Bappenas Sept. 30, 2009

5. Viet Nam Scoping/programming mission Jan 2009 Submission to UN-REDD Policy Board, March 2009 Local consultations (provincial CEMMA) June 2009 Approval and signature August 2009 Inception workshop Sept. 15- 17, 2009

6. Principles of engagement Open-ended Piggy-back, where possible Use umbrella organizations, where possible Consultations at local level dependent on government decisions