About 80% of this support was to take the form of payments for verified emissions reductions. Another revolutionary shift was the constitutional ruling in 2013 which - for the first time -recognised indigenous people's right to forest land. According to a recent independent evaluation, this effort has “contributed substantially to a distinct, positive shift in the discourse on indigenous peoples’ rights in Indonesia” (Norad, 2014). In addition, the national REDD+ programme has made headway in establishing the institutional structures necessary for its implementation: a financial fund that will manage future REDD+ payments, as well as a monitoring, reporting and verification system for greenhouse gas emissions that meets international standards.