Traduction de «community forest dependence » (Anglais → Français) :

59. Believes that the design of REDD+ instrument under UNFCCC should ensure respect of, and contribute to, overall forest protection objectives and targets, and that, for example, specific infrastructures should be developed for satellite and in situ observation to assess that carbon is collected in a preserved forest, as well as respect of human rights and the relevant provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity; calls therefore for greater transparency in the allocation of the relevant funds and more robust monitoring; stresses that the design of REDD+ mechanism should ensure significant benefits for biodiversity and vital e ...[+++]cosystem services beyond climate change mitigation and should contribute to strengthening the rights and improving the livelihood of forest-dependent people, particularly of indigenous and local communities;

58. Believes that the design of REDD+ instrument under UNFCCC should ensure respect of, and contribute to, overall forest protection objectives and targets, and that, for example, specific infrastructures should be developed for satellite and in situ observation to assess that carbon is collected in a preserved forest, as well as respect of human rights and the relevant provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity; calls therefore for greater transparency in the allocation of the relevant funds and more robust monitoring; stresses that the design of REDD+ mechanism should ensure significant benefits for biodiversity and vital e ...[+++]cosystem services beyond climate change mitigation and should contribute to strengthening the rights and improving the livelihood of forest-dependent people, particularly of indigenous and local communities;

In-situ conservation of forest genetic resources is the basic collective endeavour which will allow forest dependent communities and industries to thrive.

In this regard, there are at least two issues that the DEVE Committee would like to highlight: on the one hand, it is important to ensure a meaningful forest governance reform process that takes into account the needs of forest-dependent communities and indigenous peoples and is based on the involvement of civil society in law-making and in participatory forest management with the aim of improving forest governance, enforcement mechanisms, and tackling corruption.

In addition, it has social, political and economic implications, often undermining progress towards good governance and threatening the livelihood of local forest-dependent communities, and it can be linked to armed conflicts.

15. Emphasises the need to improve the balance between the economic, social and environmental aspects of forest functions, and notes that poor governance in the forestry sector has led to social conflicts with forest-dependent peoples, in particular the Sámi community; therefore stresses the need to involve all stakeholders, including local people, in forest management; further considers that urgent measures are needed to protect the customary land rights and way of life of forest-dependent peoples in Europe.