Motivation Matters: Lessons for REDD+ Participatory Measurement, Reporting and Verification from Three Decades of Child Health Participatory Monitoring in Indonesia.

摘要: Participatory Measurement, Reporting and Verification (PMRV), in the context of reducing emissions from deforestation forest degradation with its co-benefits (REDD+) requires sustained monitoring reporting by community members. This requirement appears challenging has yet to be achieved. Other successful, long established, self-monitoring systems may provide valuable lessons. The Indonesian integrated village healthcare program (Posyandu) was initiated 1980s still provides effective successful participatory measurement child health status across diverse, often remote, communities Indonesia. Posyandu activities focus on growth development children under age five recording their height weight these monthly Ministry Health. Here we local personnel (kaders) motivations incentives for contributing. While REDD+ differ, there are sufficient commonalities draw useful We find that kaders motivated interests care, belief it benefits community, encouragement leaders. Recognition within system, training opportunities, competition among communities, small payments sustain participation. examine lessons REDD+.