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Headlines - 27 May 2019
Climate change fuelling war, nature shrinks, plus faith for forest restoration Forests News delves into global headlines
Headlines - 8 May 2019
Life on earth threatened as we know it, indigenous women lead ‘rights fight’ and baby orangutan rescue mission Forests News delves into global headlines
News - 30 Apr 2019
24 hours for more sustainable todays and tomorrows Climate-smart lifestyles and restoration in focus at GLF Kyoto
News - 18 Apr 2019
The future of social forestry in Indonesia How to propel community forest management by 750%
News - 18 Apr 2019
The future of social forestry in Indonesia Event Coverage - 9 Apr 2019
CIFOR DG calls for ‘people-centric’ approach in landscape restoration Event coverage from the World Bank conference on Land and Poverty
Feature - 8 Mar 2019
International Women’s Day: Indigenous women off the charts How to put equal rights on the map
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 - 21 Dec 2018
‘Evaluation must be done’ REDD+ scientists analyse 10 years of forest mitigation efforts for climate change - COP 24, Katowice, Poland
Analysis - 21 Dec 2018
‘Evaluation must be done’ News - 7 Dec 2018
Gender equality vital part of forest-based climate action, says CIFOR scientist at COP24 Gender-blind climate action risks jeopardizing efficiency and long-term sustainability
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
9 Oct 2018
Governing forests for sustainability: What works? Special issue explores efficacy of different interventions
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