Peruvian Amazon
About 16 Results found. From 1997 - 2015
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Interview - 22 Feb 2018
REDD+ benefits: Men want cash, women want development Scientist Esther Mwangi shares findings from Tanzania, Indonesia and Peru
Feature - 19 Oct 2017
Benefits do not always equal cash In Peru, REDD+ communities recognize non-cash benefits to conservation
News - 1 Apr 2016
REDD+ and other imperfect solutions Indigenous communities in Peru’s Amazon are trying various ways to conserve forests – while making an income from them too.
Feature - 9 Jan 2016
Hunters, gatherers and all those gender roles In indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, men and women differ in how they use forests and participate in projects.
Feature - 9 Jan 2016
Hunters, gatherers and all those gender roles Feature - 24 Nov 2015
10 views on the future of REDD+ Ahead of the UN climate change conference in Paris, experts from across the globe give their take on what's next for REDD+.
Feature - 24 Nov 2015
10 views on the future of REDD+ News - 26 May 2015
In the forest, women’s voices not heard: report Gender equality requires more than inviting women to meetings.
News - 26 May 2015
In the forest, women’s voices not heard: report Analysis - 5 May 2015
What the heck is a carbon right? And who (if anybody) deserves to be paid for it?
Analysis - 5 May 2015
What the heck is a carbon right? News - 18 Feb 2015
REDD ink: Forest efforts in Peru all but absent from news media Research shows large disparity in media coverage around the world.
News - 2 Feb 2015
For sharing REDD+ benefits in Peru, consensus more important than cash "It seems to be the case that there is no substitute for broad consultation…"
News - 6 Nov 2014
Power and political interest pervade Peru’s land sector Confusion and competing claims for land as multiple government bodies struggle for control.
Infographic - 5 Nov 2014
INTERACTIVE: Who has power over land use in Peru? Confusion and competing claims for land as multiple government bodies struggle for control.
Features
Analysis - 5 May 2015
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