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Guidance on Conducting REDD+ Corruption Risk Assessments (REDD+ CRA)

 

Guidance on Conducting REDD+ Corruption Risk Assessments (REDD+ CRA)

March 2014

The UN-REDD Programme has developed the Guidance on REDD+ CRA to support countries in identifying corruption risks in REDD+ country programmes and assess the effectiveness of existing risk mitigation measures, and thus initiate a process to develop systems and capacities to mitigate those risks.

This publication aims to contribute to achieving the SDGs from an anti-corruption perspective.

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Staying on Track: Tackling Corruption Risks in Climate Change

 

Staying on Track: Tackling Corruption Risks in Climate Change

November 2010

Maximizing the effectiveness of climate finance must include steps to reduce the potential for corruption, as large influxes of resources coupled with an imperative to spend can create conditions ripe for corruption.  This report thus identifies the corruption risks in relation to two elements of the climate change response of particular importance to developing countries: adaptation, and reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries (REDD+).  Adaptation is particularly important for developing countries in view of their vulnerability, limited capacity to adapt and lesser historical responsibility for the causes of climate change.

This publication aims to contribute to achieving the SDGs from an anti-corruption perspective.

#corruption

#anticorruption