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News - 28 Jan 2021
Indonesia’s oil palm smallholders need more support for certification, study finds Dependency on NGOs undermines long-term viability of non-state standards
Interview - 15 Oct 2020
UNEP virtual journey highlights urgent need for peatland conservation Celebrity environmentalists support Wild for Life 2.0
Analysis - 14 Oct 2020
Partnership shapes peatland conservation strategies in Peru SWAMP works alongside Ministry of Environment
12 Aug 2020
Seeking sustainable livelihoods for peatland farmers Online tropical peatland talk sheds light on value of practical techniques
Event Coverage - 20 Dec 2019
Innovative peatland restoration efforts key to mitigating climate change How new initiatives benefit local communities in Indonesia
Fact File - 2 Sep 2019
From the frontlines: Fighting Bolivia’s forest fires A firefighter’s account of the country’s burning dry forests
Feature - 14 Jun 2019
Pineapples and peatlands News - 26 Nov 2018
Sparking debate over fire use on agricultural land in Indonesia New peatlands research center aims to reshape conservation efforts
News - 24 Nov 2018
Bamboo: a sustainable alternative for bioenergy production in Indonesia? Perennial plant grows well on degraded land, allows farmers to diversify income streams
News - 13 Nov 2018
Bees make a buzz in peatland conservation areas in Indonesia A local industry enhances sustainable peatland management
News - 7 Nov 2018
Congo Basin countries take a page out of Indonesia’s book on peatland management New International Tropical Peatland Center offers training and more
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