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Event Coverage - 24 Jan 2019
Small fortunes: How good migration policies will benefit landscapes Highlighting the need for more effective data on migration and remittances
Analysis - 4 Jan 2019
Global climate action is nothing without local backing Sub-national participatory decision making isn’t easy, but the reward is worth it
Analysis - 3 Dec 2018
Recognition of indigenous territories as a REDD+ strategy: An example from the Peruvian Amazon How tenure security can help achieve REDD+ objectives
Interview - 26 Feb 2018
When rights to land doesn’t mean rights to resources A closer look at indigenous tenure at the Global Landscapes Forum
Interview - 22 Feb 2018
REDD+ benefits: Men want cash, women want development Scientist Esther Mwangi shares findings from Tanzania, Indonesia and Peru
News - 11 Dec 2017
Tree plantations could help Peru meet forest restoration goal Toward a roadmap for restoring 3 million hectares
Feature - 19 Oct 2017
Benefits do not always equal cash In Peru, REDD+ communities recognize non-cash benefits to conservation
Feature - 19 Oct 2017
Benefits do not always equal cash News - 12 Sep 2017
Challenges and opportunities for the restoration of Andean forests Views on ecological restoration in the Andes of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia
News - 6 Sep 2017
Brazil nuts: Savior seeds of the Amazon basin? Re-examining the region’s ‘cornerstone of conservation’
News - 6 Sep 2017
Brazil nuts: Savior seeds of the Amazon basin? Video - 9 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...
Video - 6 Jun 2017
Dennis del Castillo of Peruvian Amazon Research Institute: ‘Peatlands are seen as wastelands’ How Peru can learn from Indonesia's experience to better manage its peatlands
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