A stakeholder perspective on corruption risks in Ghana's REDD+
By: Winston A. Asante, Emmanuel Acheampong
Contributors: Ghana Integrity Initiative; Transparency International
Publisher: Ghana Integrity Initiative
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Ghana]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 88
ISBN-13: 9789988235369
Copyright date: 2016
Subjects: Corruption; Prevention; Forest conservation; Carbon sequestration; Climate change mitigation; Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (Program)
Other titles: Corruption risks in Ghana's REDD+
Notes: "March, 2016"--Title page.
Table of contents: title: Executive summary; title: Table of contents; title: List of tables; title: List of figures; title: Acknowledgements; title: Section 1: Corruption risks in REDD+: The context and evolving forest governance perspectives. Background ; REDD+ in Ghana: progress and the way forward ; The case of corruption risks in Ghana's REDD+ ; Objectives ; Structure of the report; title: Section 2: Corruption risk assessments in REDD+. Corruption in the forestry sector ; REDD+ and corruption risks ; What is corruption risk assessment?; title: Section 3: Methodology. Study area ; Data collection ; Inception workshop and identification of corruption risk issues ; Sampling approach and data collection methods ; Limitations of the study ; Data analysis; title: Section 4: Findings and synthesis of the study. Characteristics of respondents to the questionnaire survey ; Stakeholder groups involved in the study ; Engagement in anti-corruption activities ; Perceived corruption risk in the forestry sector ; Most serious perceived corrupt practices in various forestry activities that lead to deforestation and forest degradation ; Most serious corrupt practices associated with law enforcement and monitoring of forestry activities ; Most serious corrupt practices in reforestation, timber harvesting and permitting that lead to deforestation and forestdegradation ; Most serious corrupt practices in benefit sharing. Social Responsibility Agreement (SRA) negotiations and securing community consent that lead to deforestation and forest degradation ; Most serious corrupt practices in employment afforest workers that lead to deforestation and forest degradation ; Most serious corrupt practices in funds allocation and disbursement that lead to deforestation and forest degradation ; REDD+ corruption risk analysis ; The likelihood of occurrence of potential corrupt activities that could impact the implementation of REDD+ ; Likelihood of forestry sector actors to commit corrupt activities in relation to REDD+ ; Impact of corrupt activities in the forestry sector ; REDD+ Corruption Risks in Ghana ; Most severe corruption risks in Ghana's REDD+ processes ; Reasons for the possibility of corrupt practices in the implementation of REDD+ ; Interventions to manage corruption risks in REDD+; title: Section 5: Conclusions and recommendations. Conclusions ; Recommendations; title: References; title: Annex 1; title: Annex 2; title: Annex 3.