Limits to learning: the struggle to adapt to unintended effects of international payment for environmental services programmes

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Glad to see this very interesting paper published today! Congrats @dirkjankoch and Marloes Verholt from @Radboud_Uni for this analysis of unintended effects of PES!

16 Jul 2020

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#REDD learned from #PES and applies agreed safeguards now. If #REDD is done in a jurisdiction and nested in a #REDD strategy AND if nations, esp in the EU use #REDD credits to help meet the CO2 targets, than #REDD has many intended and unintended benefits.

16 Jul 2020

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Do international organizations learn from their mistakes? M.Verholt & I publish today @SpringerNature our findings on technical, institutional & ideological limits to learning. If you have ideas how these can be overcome: let us know @Radboud_Uni @

16 Jul 2020

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