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51 Results found. From 1997 - 2015
Video
- Aug 2017
For secure land rights, indigenous forest communities need more than just titles
While securing a land title may be a key step for forest-dependent communities, it is not sufficient to ensure legal rights and improve livelihoods, study highlights
News
- Jun 2017
Long road ahead to indigenous land and forest rights in Peru
Regulatory reforms encounter both progress and setbacks
News
- Jun 2017
Land-rights policies in Latin America still fall short, studies show
Scientists present their findings on forest tenure and land use at a major conference in Peru
Interview
- May 2017
Peru’s peat
Recognizing the potential of Peru’s wetlands in tackling climate change
Interview
- May 2017
Peru’s peat
News
- Oct 2016
Obstacles to forest tenure reform deeply rooted in the past
Each country's forest tenure system has its own history, and understanding the past can help stakeholders design more equitable systems in the future
Feature
- Oct 2016
What’s in a land title?
A rural community in Peru finds out the hard way that possessing a certificate doesn’t guarantee tenure security or improved livelihoods.
Feature
- Oct 2016
What’s in a land title?
Analysis
- Oct 2016
Are smallholders really to blame?
Researchers take a close look at the deforestation narrative in Peru
Analysis
- Oct 2016
Are smallholders really to blame?
News
- Jun 2016
Amazon land tenure study wins top award
CIFOR scientists awarded for ground-breaking study on land tenure.
News
- Jun 2016
Amazon land tenure study wins top award
News
- Apr 2016
REDD+ and other imperfect solutions
Indigenous communities in Peru’s Amazon are trying various ways to conserve forests – while making an income from them too.
News
- Apr 2016
REDD+ and other imperfect solutions
Feature
- Jan 2016
Hunters, gatherers and all those gender roles
In indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, men and women differ in how they use forests and participate in projects.
News
- Nov 2015
Owning the Amazon: Individual titles might not be the answer
Accepted notions about the power of formal, individual property rights may have been turned on their head.
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