The Impact of Climate Change Mitigation on Indigenous and Forest Communities - Title page

pp i-iv

Copyright page

pp i-iv

Contents

pp i-iv

Figures

pp v-ix

Acknowledgements

pp x-x

Abbreviations

pp xi-xiii

Cases

pp xiv-xv

Conventions, Declarations and Decisions of Conferences of the Parties

pp xvi-xvii

Legislation

pp xviii-xxiii

1 - Introduction

pp xxiv-xxvi

Part I - Climate Change Mitigation and Forest Carbon Sequestration

pp 1-10

2 - REDD+ as International Legal Regime

pp 11-12

3 - REDD+’s Broader International Legal Context

pp 13-47

Part II - State and Indigenous Peoples’ Relations in the Context of REDD+

pp 48-84

4 - REDD+, Identity Law and ‘Free, Prior and Informed Consent’

pp 85-86

5 - REDD+, Tenure and Indigenous Property Claims

pp 87-129

6 - Benefit-Sharing in the REDD+ Regime

pp 130-171

Part III - Country Examples

pp 172-200

7 - Malaysia and the UN-REDD Programme

pp 201-202

8 - REDD+ in Melanesia

pp 203-238

9 - Indigenous Land Tenures and Carbon Mitigation Schemes

pp 239-282

Part IV - Implications and Conclusions

pp 283-326

10 - Interacting Regimes and Experimentalism

pp 327-328

11 - Conclusion

pp 329-345

Bibliography

pp 346-352

Index

pp 353-397