No specific FLR targets

Section 2C: Framework for implementation of REDD+ details: i) Reinvigorate afforestation for production growth (p. 153); ii) Promote increase of forest resources

Anticipated activities with Co-financing of REDD+ include the analysis of mitigation potential from Law 20.283

CONAF is preparing a National Strategy for Forests and Climate Change (ENBCC) having two main elements, the first focuses on the generation, registration and marketing of forest carbon credits that meet the international standards of the voluntary carbon market, focusing primarily on access to small and medium landowners. The second focuses on issues related to contributions to the National Inventory of Greenhouse Gases and other requirements agreed by the country, which are not related to carbon markets (p. 1). 

This NAMA aims to advance the implementation of the country ́s Platform for the Generation and Trading of Forest Carbon Credits (PBCCh). This NAMA includes the development of pilot sites that will be established in different types of forests and lands suitable to forestation. These pilot units will be the first to generate units for trading under the PBCCh. These pilots will include improvements in land titling processes, the identification and implementation of more appropriate forest management techniques, the generation of sub‐national reference levels and MRV systems, among other issues related to forestry carbon projects (p. 1). 

Implementation Period 2008-2009 (p. 52) includes: i) Promote native forest management and recovery; ii) Promote afforestation

100,000 ha afforestation on degraded land (to counteract land lost to wildfire) and implementation is 2020-2035 with a budget of $250 million, however, target is not added to total because efforts do not start until 2020

Activities and Mitigation options under the proposed ER-PIN do not include FLR activities/targets

Forestation program in emblematic areas affected by fires (p. 18)

Application of SINFOSA’s SLM instruments supporting improved land management in approximately 100,000 ha (p. 1-2):

• Biological corridors established in pilot areas
• Increased application of sustainable forest management practices by beneficiaries, including reforestation with native species  
• Restoration activities in priority biodiversity habitats
• Finance: Total budget: $5.86 million grant + $77.61 million = $83.47 million; Budget for SLM: $2.45 million grant + $63 million co-financing = $65.45 million (p. 2)

Global Environmental Benefit Section: with the implementation of the SIMEF pilots there will be a recuperation of 100,000 ha degraded forest (after 20 years) and 1,000,000 ha (after 50 years) (p. 14)

Finance: Total budget: $6.3 million grant + $25.24 million = $31.54 million (p. 1); Budget for Environmental Benefit section: $942,000 grant + $3,117,000 co-financing = $4,059,000 (p. 4)

Integrated Conservation Districts for soil, forest and water implemented on 100,000 ha of production/conservation pilot areas (p. 2); Funding: $340,677 grant + $2,274,500 = $2,615,177

Pilot 2: 100,000 ha (livestock, cultivation, walnut trees, and nature tourism) (p.14)

Finance: $5,657,201 grant + $19,350,000 = $25,007,201 (p. 2)

300,000 ha sustainably managed landscapes including agro-ecosystems, production forests, biological corridors, and species refuges (p. 15)

Implementing conservation agriculture, sustainable livestock production, sustainable timber and NTFPs, and restoration of ecosystem services in pilot areas (p. 15)

Finance: $2,411,416 grant + $8,811,707 co-financing = $11, 223,123