How REDD+ is working to save Cambodia’s forests

Innovation Forum and Everland are delighted to present a complimentary webinar, How REDD+ is working to save Cambodia’s forests.

This webinar captures a significant moment of collaboration between Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment, NGOs, and Indigenous communities working together to preserve vulnerable wildlife, support the sustainable development of local communities, and protect the region’s forests. The discussion focuses on two key REDD+ projects – Wildlife Conservation Society Keo Seima and Wildlife Alliance Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project.

The panel:

1. HE Say Sam Al, Minister, Ministry of Environment, The Royal Government of Cambodia
2. HE Paris Chuop, Under-Secretary of State, General Directorate of Environmental Knowledge and Information, Ministry of Environment, The Royal Government of Cambodia
3. Suwanna Gauntlett, CEO, Wildlife Alliance, Southern Cardamom REDD+ project
4. Sophany Touch, livelihoods manager, Wildlife Alliance, Southern Cardamom REDD+ project
5. Chhay Kimheak, community and REDD+ technical advisor, Wildlife Conservation Society, Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary REDD+ project
6. Kroeung Navy, REDD+ village focal point in Sre Lyi village, Keo Seima wildlife sanctuary REDD+ project
7. Leus Thuok, CPA committee member for Pu Char village, Keo Seima wildlife sanctuary REDD+ project

The discussion is moderated by Ian Welsh, publishing director, Innovation Forum.