Are REDD+ community forest projects following the principles for collective action, as proposed by Ostrom?

Are REDD+ community forest projects following the principles for collective action, as proposed by Ostrom?

Forested countries in the global south that have agreed to engage in REDD+, a policy mechanism for addressing climate change, are receiving support to improve laws, policies, systems and structures. As a mechanism initiated at the global level and seeking to use forests to address a global commons c...

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Main Authors:	Saeed, A, McDermott, C, Boyd, E
Format:	Journal article
Published:	Utrecht University Library Open Access Journals 2017

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