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A new future for the Global Landscapes Forum, climate commitments at COP22, drylands, gender, and more…
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A new report, co-authored by CIFOR scientists, indicates that one third of tropical timber traded globally comes from illegal deforestation. This significant number stems from the increasing amount of timber traded on domestic markets, which are less regulated than international, export-oriented markets.
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| LANDSCAPES |
| WHAT WORKS
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Why certain tropical forest conservation initiatives outperform others |
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| GENDER |
| BEYOND A HEADCOUNT
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Empowering rural women in community forestry in India is more than a numbers game |
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| CLIMATE CHANGE |
| PARIS AGREEMENT
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Using independent monitoring approaches to enhance transparency in the land use sector |
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| EQUITY |
| ON THE MOVE
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| Christine Padoch, Director of CIFOR’s Forests and Human Wellbeing Team, discusses how inequality relates to global migration trends, and what it means for forests today. |
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| COMMUNITY FORESTRY |
| GREEN GOLD
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How to ascertain the true value of Cameroon’s forests and sustainably manage them |
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