The Forest Investment Program (FIP) empowers developing countries to manage their natural resources in a way that achieves the triple win of being good for the forests, good for development, and good for the climate. The program aims to reverse the impacts of human actions and climate change on our forest ecosystems.
FIP tracks progress on its contributions to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions/enhancement of carbon stocks; sustainable land management; and livelihood co-benefits for forest communities, such as improved access to finance, support from technical assistance, and employment opportunities.
FIP projects and programs also report on other relevant co-benefits, including biodiversity, governance, land tenure, and capacity building. Multi-stakeholder engagement is central to the implementation and monitoring of FIP’s investment plans. As part of FIP's approach to monitoring and reporting, state and non-state stakeholder groups in each FIP recipient country come together for a workshop that involves reviewing, discussing, and assessing progress on all FIP projects under implementation in the country. This inclusive, participatory approach enriches the process, builds monitoring and reporting capacity, and improves results.
Please note: Not all projects contributing to all indicators
Data as of December 31, 2022
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