> View and download the report, Vietnam’s vanishing wildlife: the new threat of climate change 
Climate change threatens species-rich habitats in protected lands in Vietnam. Temperature […]
Using Strategic Environmental Assessment to Inform the Forestry Master Plan 2010 – 2020 of Vietnam
Forests, Reports, Vietnam, World Bank
ICEM conducted this strategic environmental assessment (SEA) with the MARD Directorate of Forestry and the World Bank within the framework of negotiations on a Public Investment Reform Development Policy Loan between the World Bank and the Government of Vietnam.
The SEA offers a rapid assessment of three Provincial Forest Protection and Development Plans (FPDPs) and provides guidance for the development of the National Forestry Master Plan 2010–2020 and wider decision making in the forestry sector in Vietnam.
PAD2 — Protected Areas, Development, and Climate Change in the GMS
Current Projects - Biodiversity
Duration: 2014-2017 | Location: GMS — Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, China
About: The Greater Mekong Subregion is a global biodiversity hotspot. It is home to one […]
Nepal Readiness for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation (REDD+)
Climate Change, Completed projects - Climate Change, Completed Projects - Integrated Assessments, Current Projects - Integrated Assessments, Environment, International Institute for Environment and Development, Nepal, Resilience, World Bank
About: Nepalese people are highly dependent on forests and forest products to fulfill energy demands and for timber for construction and maintenance of houses and buildings. The main reasons for the conversion of forest areas are encroachment for resettlement/agriculture, and acquisition of forest area for infrastructure development including road expansion.
Review of CARE’s Community Based Mangrove Reforestation and Management Project
Biodiversity, Forests, Reports, Sustainability, Vietnam
> View and download the Review of CARE’s Community Based Mangrove Reforestation and Management Project
Throughout Vietnam and the wider region, mangrove forests have been removed […]