Document briefly describes a REDD project promoted by smallholders in the Brazilian Amazon that has been proposed by a group of 350 small producer families and submitted (and pre-approved), by the Living Foundation, Produce and Preserve (FVPP) in collaboration with IPAM, to the Amazon Fund.
Amazon Environmental Research Institute – IPAM and Living Foundation, Produce and Preserve (FVPP). Promoting REDD among Smallholders in the Brazilian Amazon. November, 2010.
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