The implementation of efficient forest investments in developing countries will rely on effective social reforms that incorporate procedures with transparent accountability; securing of land-tenure and ownership of forest carbon asset rights; recognition of human rights of landowners; appropriate valuation of environmental services on which institutions will be investing; developing clear investment regulations to insure forests stay under the management of the landowners; and deciding on how REDD+ profits and benefits will be shared among different stakeholders (UNEP, 2011a).