Tenure and tenure reform

Governments, companies and local and indigenous communities are all vying for access to dwindling forest resources. Getting forest tenure reform right could make or break forests for future generations.

Forests News of Tenure and tenure reform

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Rights in the DRC: Whose rights matter?

07 August 2018
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Rights in the DRC: What’s getting in the way?

02 August 2018
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Risky business: Tenure issues main deterrent for investment

19 June 2018
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Using the ‘four powers’ to tackle land use dilemmas

22 May 2018
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In Indonesia, social forestry gets socialized

09 May 2018
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Fishing with a new research method nets bountiful insights

19 April 2018
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Why social forestry: Securing the sap

17 April 2018
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Why social forestry: Keeping the coffee

16 April 2018
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Plenty in common

20 March 2018
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Restarting Nepal’s forestry sector

19 March 2018
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Land rights essential for peace in Colombia

20 February 2018
FORESTS NEWS

Hindering instead of helping in Uganda

08 February 2018
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Women left out of forest decisions

31 January 2018
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Postcards from the field: The view from Honitetu

25 January 2018
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The forest farmers

24 January 2018
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