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News - 15 Jan 2020
Management of intact forestlands by Indigenous Peoples key to protecting climate Rights recognition crucial to fend off global warming and catastrophic climate change
Event Coverage - 10 Jan 2020
Indonesia’s leadership in peatland management in focus at COP 25 International Tropical Peatland Center plays pivotal role in research
Event Coverage - 30 Dec 2019
How climate finance and technology could better integrate women COP 25 delegates detail challenges to implementing gender transformative action
News - 7 Dec 2019
Peatland potential untapped in Nationally Determined Contributions, COP 25 delegates say Restoration and conservation contribute to nature-based solutions
6 Dec 2019
REDD+: Still a critical color on the palette of forest protection strategies Integrating REDD+ with global efforts to protect and restore forests
News - 4 Dec 2019
CIFOR at COP 25: A simple idea, REDD+ meets a complex reality From boardrooms to local communities, forest conservation effort faces challenges
News - 21 Nov 2019
The Economist Intelligence Unit: ICRAF’s Tony Simons on agricultural transformation From: The Economist Intelligence Unit
Event Coverage - 20 Nov 2019
Peatlands in South America an asset in climate action efforts Closer collaboration needed to advance sustainable management
News - 8 Nov 2019
CIFOR and ICRAF join 11,000 scientists to declare ‘climate emergency’ Urgent need to act as global tree cover loss increases
News - 21 Oct 2019
Getting Ethiopia REDD+ ready News - 8 Oct 2019
Why Blue Carbon needs to be on the climate agenda Blue carbon: how coastal ecosystems can play a role in climate
News - 8 Oct 2019
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