Gareth Thomas (Labour)

The UK announced up to \xA3100 million of funding for forestry at Poznan in 2008. So far we have allocated \xA350 million to the Forest Investment Program (FIP), one of the multi-donor Climate Investment Funds, of which \xA312 million has been deposited. The FIP trust fund sub-committee is currently considering expressions of interest from 44 countries and regions, before selecting five pilots for funding. The UK is a member of this committee and will play a role in the deliberations. The remainder has been provisionally allocated to the FIP, and will be deposited in the next financial year, subject to good progress.

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