Gender
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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
Event Coverage - 18 Sep 2018
For women in Africa, working within tradition for change Spotlight on the role of women in restoration and poverty-reduction at the GLF Nairobi
Feature - 10 Sep 2018
In Solomon Islands, the gendered effects of corporate logging The unsustainable industry contributes to one of the world’s highest rates of sexual and domestic violence
Feature - 15 Aug 2018
Women at work In Nepal, forest-based enterprises are providing new income and empowerment for women
Feature - 15 Aug 2018
Women at work News - 7 Aug 2018
Rights in the DRC: Whose rights matter? Indigenous women are pushing for inclusion in land reform processes
News - 7 Aug 2018
Rights in the DRC: Whose rights matter? Feature - 16 Jul 2018
Intersectionality is important for forests too And five ways to see it more clearly
Feature - 16 Jul 2018
Intersectionality is important for forests too Analysis - 3 Jul 2018
In Kenya, no progress on progressive 30% gender quota Traditional value systems are hindering gender equity in resource management
Event Coverage - 23 May 2018
Outcomes for forests at the Bonn Climate Change Conference Slow progress on the Paris Agreement Rule Book’s imminent COP 24 deadline
News - 18 Apr 2018
In REDD+ villages, women say their wellbeing has declined Voices on the ground call for development projects to scale up gender considerations
News - 8 Mar 2018
Women and forestry: Drawing on decades of research In celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March
News - 8 Mar 2018
Women and forestry: Drawing on decades of research Quiz - 8 Mar 2018
Take our quiz! What do you know about women and forestry? Celebrating International Women's Day! Test your knowledge to #PressforProgress
Features
Interview - 6 Dec 2014
Solution will be collaborative approaches that don't view women as "passive, helpless victims".
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