Opinion

Critical reflections on ten years of the Guyana-Norway REDD+ agreement

Opinion July 03, 2021

The bilateral climate forest agreement was meant to be a model for the world. Instead, it was based on a clunky institutional architecture and stands today as a reminder of why condition-laden ODA projects have little impact on rising deforestation, Andrew Hook and Timothy Laing write.

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