National REDD+ Academies in Asia/Pacific Region are designed to provide a strong framework for national level capacity building in which the needs of participants are tied to the delivery of on-the-ground REDD+ readiness activities through a long-term and sustainable learning experience. In delivering this training, the particular circumstances of each country are taken into account.  Therefore, the structure of national REDD+ Academies varies from one country to another. In total there are 12 REDD+ Academy modules covering the following topics:

1. Forests, Carbon and  Climate Change
2. REDD+ and the UNFCCC
3. Drivers of Deforestation and Forest Degradation
4. National Strategies/Action Plans
5. National Forest Monitoring Systems
6. Reference Emission Levels
7. Policies and Measures
8. Safeguards and SIS
9. Finance
10. Benefit Sharing
11. Awareness and Stakeholder Engagement
12. Governance

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