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ANSAB has been a pioneer in the establishment of payment schemes for ecosystem services in Nepal. In 2006, it studied CFUGs in Nepal and Uttarakhand (India) as a tangible example of how forest carbon credits and payment for additional ecosystem services (biodiversity, water, and soil quality) could be pursued in the Nepalese context. In 2007, it began work to provide field based experiences to develop clear and credible frameworks for REDD financing with considering broader development goals, including livelihoods security, poverty reduction, food, water and energy security, land tenure, good governance, and climate change mitigation and adaptation.
FIND OUR PROJECTS ON PAYMENT FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
Improving institutional and benefit sharing mechanisms of REDD+ in Nepal through application of sustainability standards at landscape level September 1, 2013
Assessment of Carbon Stock in the Chitwan Annapurna Landscape for REDD+ March 1, 2013
Expanding FSC Certification at Landscape-level through Incorporating Additional Eco-system Services September 1, 2011
Examining the implications of REDD Payments on Livelihoods and Local Economic Development in Nepal January 7, 2011
Design and setting up of a governance and payment system for Nepal’s Community Forest Management under Reduced Emission from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) July 1, 2010
CONSULT RELATED PUBLICATIONS
Forest Carbon Stock in Community Forests in three watersheds (Ludikhola, Kayarkhola and Charnawati) January 10, 2011
Guidelines for measuring carbon stocks in community-managed forests August 6, 2010
Payment for Ecosystem Services: Developing Forest Carbon Projects in Nepal July 11, 2009
Valuation and Options for Payment of Ecosystem Services of Mountain Forests August 23, 2006
CONSULT RELATED NEWS
World Bank selects ANSAB as the regional intermediary for the FCPF capacity-building programs in Asia and the Pacific August 7, 2013
REDD+ pilot project in Nepal provides seed grants to communities for their role in conservation and sustainable management of forests May 30, 2013
Community-based REDD+ pilot program in Nepal: Incentive for climate change mitigation and forest conservation measures March 21, 2013
REDD+ pilot project makes the second forest-carbon payment July 18, 2012
Initiation of Forest Carbon Trust Fund in Nepal June 30, 2011
READ OUR INVOLVEMENT ON Forest Products and Services Certification