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        <h1>FOREST REFERENCE LEVEL (FRL)</h1>
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                <h2>What is a Forest Reference Emission Level (FREL)/Forest Reference Level (FRL)?</h2>
                <p>A FREL/FRL is a benchmark for assessing the performance of each country in implementing REDD+ activities.</p>
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        <p>A <strong>Forest Reference Emission Level (FREL)</strong> is a benchmark for activities that reduce emissions only (e.g. emissions from deforestation and/or forest degradation).</p>
        <p>A <strong>Forest Reference Level (FRL)</strong> is a benchmark for both activities that reduce emissions and activities that increase removals (adding the 'plus' to REDD+). The scope could include enhancement of forest carbon stocks as well as deforestation and forest degradation.</p>

        <h2>Malaysia's Forest Reference Level</h2>
        <p>Recalling decision 12/CP.17 where a step wise approach could be applied in the construction of FRL. Malaysia's current FRL will address the annual biomass loss through annual removal as national data is available and verified.</p>
        <p>Reducing the rate of deforestation and degradation is currently being addressed through the Central Forest Spine and Heart of Borneo projects under the 10th Malaysian Plan.</p>
        <p>Based on our forest management goal, Malaysia proposes a national reference level for sustainable management of forest for result based payment for REDD+ activity. All Permanent Reserved Forests (PRFs) are managed under sustainable forest management principles.</p>
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