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14 Jun 2019
Borderline Colonial borders still bring hardship for West African farmers: Friday video series
Video Q&A - 7 Jun 2019
When ancestral lands fall victim to an international border Voices from the forest-farm interface: Friday video series (Part VI)
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 - 28 Aug 2018
Forest landscape restoration assessments: What do they say about tenure? Inconsistency undermines restoration
Event Coverage - 19 Jun 2018
Risky business: Tenure issues main deterrent for investment Experts from finance, research and policy cite land tenure as biggest perceived risk
Interview - 30 May 2018
A brief explainer of how REDD+ finance works Following the money – through all of its channels, steps, gaps and opportunities
Interview - 30 May 2018
A brief explainer of how REDD+ finance works Event Coverage - 22 May 2018
Using the ‘four powers’ to tackle land use dilemmas A framework to understand the power structures at play in global landscapes
News - 9 May 2018
In Indonesia, social forestry gets socialized A new guidebook helps community members and policymakers understand complex social forestry schemes
News - 9 May 2018
In Indonesia, social forestry gets socialized News - 17 Apr 2018
Why social forestry: Securing the sap Tenure security from forestry schemes can help communities stabilize their economies and reduce conflict
News - 17 Apr 2018
Why social forestry: Securing the sap News - 16 Apr 2018
Why social forestry: Keeping the coffee From a destroyed landscape to profitable plantations, a Sumatran village shows the benefits of social forestry schemes in Indonesia
News - 16 Apr 2018
Why social forestry: Keeping the coffeeMost popular
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