Author(s)

Ziying Fang ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ School of Humanities and Law, Zhejiang A&F University, Hangzhou, China

Corresponding Author

Ziying Fang

ABSTRACT

REDD+ is an incentivized legal mechanism to maintain ecosystems and reap economic benefits. In view of the global pressure to reduce carbon emissions, the benefit attribution of forestry carbon sink under REDD+ is a necessary condition for the steady development of forestry carbon sink trading. It is also a key foundation for a sustainable management system for forest resources. Currently, problems in benefit attribution under REDD+ include the limited scope, the inconsistent criteria, and the inequitable benefit attribution; An analysis of REDD+ benefit attribution from three aspects: the theory justification, the limitations of REDD+ institutional function, and inadequate legal provisions for aboriginal environmental rights; it is suggested that the scope of REDD+ gain attribution should be clarified, the assessment promoted, and the shared system constructed.

KEYWORDS

REDD+; Forestry carbon sink; Benefit attribution

CITE THIS PAPER

Ziying Fang, Research on Benefit Attribution of Forestry Carbon Sink under REDD+. Environment, Resource and Ecology Journal (2024) Vol. 8: 51-56. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/erej.2024.080108.

REFERENCES

[1] Recio, M. E. (2018). Transnational redd+ rule making: the regulatory landscape for redd+ implementation in latin america. Transnational environmental law, 7(2), 277-299. 
[2] Birrell, K., & Godden, L. (2018). Benefits and sharing: realizing rights in redd+. Journal of Human Rights and the Environment, 9(1), 6-31.
[3] Streck, & Charlotte. (2016). Mobilizing finance for redd+ after paris. Journal for European Environmental and Planning Law, 13(2), 146-166. 

Sponsors, Associates, and Links

---

• International Journal of Geological Resources and Geological Engineering
  
  
• Big Geospatial Data and Data Science
  
  
• Solid Earth and Space Physics
  
  
• Environment and Climate Protection
  
  
• Journal of Cartography and Geographic Information Systems
  
  
• Offshore and Polar Engineering
  
  
• Physical and Human Geography
  
  
• Journal of Atmospheric Physics and Atmospheric Environment
  
  
• Trends in Meteorology
  
  
• Journal of Coastal Engineering Research
  
  
• Focus on Plant Protection
  
  
• Toxicology and Health of Environment
  
  
• Geoscience and Remote Sensing
  
  
• Advances in Physical Oceanography
  
  
• Biology, Chemistry, and Geology in Marine
  
  
• Water-Soil, Biological Environment and Energy
  
  
• Geodesy and Geophysics
  
  
• Journal of Structural and Quaternary Geology
  
  
• Journal of Sedimentary Geology
  
  
• International Journal of Polar Social Research and Review