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DG’s Column - 20 Mar 2017
Splitting hairs over splitting wood
Short-term disputes must not burn bridges for the bioenergy solutions we need
News - 16 Feb 2017
Blue carbon science for sustainable development
Interest is growing among the scientific community about the powerful carbon capture and storage potential of mangroves
Analysis - 24 Jan 2017
Increasing accountability in the Paris Agreement
New research provides insight into the role of independent monitoring approaches in enhancing transparency in the land use sector
Interview - 23 Jan 2017
Time to get it together on mitigation and adaptation
An interview with scientist Bruno Locatelli on improving the design of climate change projects
Interview - 23 Jan 2017
Time to get it together on mitigation and adaptation
News - 12 Dec 2016
REDD+, conservation and rural livelihoods
Drawing upon comparative work across six countries, scientists evaluate the impacts of conservation efforts
News - 12 Dec 2016
REDD+, conservation and rural livelihoods
Analysis - 6 Dec 2016
Reflections on COP22 and gender
A key decision made in Morocco signals promise, but progress remains
Analysis - 6 Dec 2016
Reflections on COP22 and gender
Event Coverage - 5 Dec 2016
Gaining traction on climate goals
The challenge of coordinating action on the ground
Event Coverage - 5 Dec 2016
Gaining traction on climate goals
Video Q&A - 1 Dec 2016
Nazir Foead: ‘The keyword for us is cooperation’
The head of Indonesia’s Peatland Restoration Agency on the importance of taking a landscape approach
Video Q&A - 1 Dec 2016
Nazir Foead: ‘The keyword for us is cooperation’
DG’s Column - 30 Nov 2016
Harnessing multi-purpose productive landscapes for integrated climate and development goals
CIFOR statement on COP22 climate talks in Marrakesh
DG’s Column - 30 Nov 2016
Harnessing multi-purpose productive landscapes for integrated climate and development goals
Video Q&A - 28 Nov 2016
Matt Hansen: ‘With satellites, you don’t look at a single pixel. It only makes sense on a landscape scale.’
Why remote sensing is a key tool for climate change, especially when it comes to the land use component
Video Q&A - 28 Nov 2016
Matt Hansen: ‘With satellites, you don’t look at a single pixel. It only makes sense on a landscape scale.’
Video - 25 Nov 2016
Highlights from the Global Landscapes Forum: Climate Action for Sustainable Development
Key moments from multi-stakeholder discussions in Marrakesh
Video - 25 Nov 2016
Highlights from the Global Landscapes Forum: Climate Action for Sustainable Development
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