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Nepal’s forest-protecting communities may miss out on World Bank carbon funds

Summary by Conservation News
KATHMANDU — Nepal is set to receive $45 million under a World Bank program rewarding it for protecting its forests, but the communities on the frontlines of that effort could miss out, stakeholders say. That could potentially turn this inaugural payment from the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) into an expensive experiment with minimal benefits for local communities, they warn. “At the heart of the issue is the involvement of too many g…
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