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Yangambi: Où l’histoire devient l’avenir (version complète)
Dans le nord de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC), le paysage de Yangambi se situe le long du fleuve Congo, dans l’épaisse forêt d’Afrique centrale. Le site qui abritait autrefois le plus grand institut d’agriculture tropicale au monde est aujourd’hui devenu un lieu paradoxal où les communautés ont peu d’opportunités économiques, bien qu’entourées de très nombreuses ressources naturelles. C’est pourquoi le CIFOR, à travers son projet FORETS (Formation, Recherche et Environnement dans la Tshopo), financé par l’Union européenne, travaille pour la préservation de la forêt luxuriante de Yangambi, tout en soutenant le développement local.
Yangambi: Where history becomes the future (Full version)
In northern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the landscape of Yangambi is located along the Congo river, in the thick Central African forest. The site that once housed the world’s largest tropical agriculture institute, has today become a paradoxical place where communities have few economic opportunities, although surrounded by vast natural resources. This is why CIFOR, through its project FORETS (Training, Research, and Environment in the Tshopo province), funded by the European Union, is working to preserve the lush forest of Yangambi, while supporting local development.
HE Siti Nurbaya – Keynote address at ITPC soft launch
HE Siti Nurbaya, Minister of Environment and Forestry, Indonesia, give keynote address at the soft launching of the Ad Interim ITPC Secretariat.
Robert Nasi – Opening remarks Tropical Peatlands Exchange 2018
Robert Nasi, Director General of the Center for International Forestry Research, give welcoming remarks at Tropical Peatlands Exchange 2018.
FLEGT in Indonesia: An interview with Charles-Michel Geurts
Charles-Michel Geurts, Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation in Indonesia, speaks with the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) on the sidelines of a national policy dialogue on FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) licensing and supporting small- and medium-sized wood enterprises to gain access to global markets, held on 13 July 2017 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Read more on CIFOR’s Forests News: http://blog.cifor.org/50570/flegt-in-indonesia-golden-child-or-guinea-pig?fnl=en
Yangambi: Where history becomes the future (Full version)
HE Siti Nurbaya – Keynote address at ITPC soft launch
Robert Nasi – Opening remarks Tropical Peatlands Exchange 2018
