International Journal of Rural Law and Policy

No. 1 (2013): REDD+ and legal regimes of mangroves, peatlands and other wetlands: ASEAN and the world

IJRLP (2013)
The papers in this issue of the journal are a selection of those presented at a workshop held on 15 and 16 November 2012 by the Law Faculty's Asea-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL) on the theme of 'REDD+ and legal regimes of mangroves, peatlands and other wetlands: ASEAN and the world'. The workshop was supported by the National Climate Change Secretariat, Singapore.

Published: 2013-07-09

Editorial

A survey of ASEAN instruments relating to peatlands, mangroves and other wetlands: The REDD+ context

Kheng-Lian Koh

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Summary proceedings: Workshop on REDD+ and legal regimes of mangroves, peatlands and other wetlands: ASEAN and the world

Lovleen Bhullar, Kheng Lian Koh, Lin-Heng Lye

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Articles (PEER REVIEWED)

REDD+ and the Clean Development Mechanism: A comparative perspective

Lovleen Bhullar

1-8

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Tropical wetlands and REDD+: Three unique scientific challenges for policy

Daniel A Friess

1-6

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The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity, REDD+ and climate change in mangrove ecosystems of Southeast Asia

Filiberto Pollisco, Dicky Simorangkir

1-6

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Attracting private investment into REDD+ projects: An overview of regulatory challenges

Sophie May Chapman, Martijn Wilder

1-15

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The implementation limitations of and alternative policy solutions for Indonesia's REDD+ program concerning peatland restoration

Sarah Guzick, Nicholas Robinson

1-18

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The risks of using REDD+ to manage rich socio-ecological systems

Paul Vincent Martin

1-11

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To exploit or not to exploit: The structure and development of arguments over the use of wetlands

Tiina Korvela

1-7

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Extending REDD+ to mangroves and wetlands for small island states and a case study for the conservation of mangroves and inter-tidal mudflats in Singapore

Lin Heng LYE, Vinayagan Dharmarajah

1-14

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The progress on governing REDD+ in Indonesia

Mas Achmad Santosa, Josi Khatarina, Aldilla Stephanie Suwana

1-17

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How Laos is moving forward with REDD+ schemes

Sithong Thongmanivong, Khamla Phanvilay, Thoumthone Vongvisouk

1-4

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REDD+ in the Philippines: Legal status and conservation of mangrove forests in the Philippines

Gloria Estenzo Ramos, Rose Liza Eisma Osorio

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Proposed REDD+ project for the Sundarbans: Legal and institutional issues

Saiful Karim

1-7

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