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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« Global village » might not be such a cliché

08 December 2015
FORESTS NEWS

Sharing the planet means sharing the problems

08 December 2015
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Stronger rights for the commons: A new generation of challenges

04 December 2015
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Sustainable investment in Africa starts with the law

25 November 2015
FORESTS NEWS

What the climate talks could mean for REDD+ (and the world)

18 November 2015
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COP21 could revitalize REDD+ … or not

17 November 2015
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Owning the Amazon: Individual titles might not be the answer

03 November 2015
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Gender: It’s about men, too

18 September 2015
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Promise and perils: Recognizing indigenous forest territories

14 September 2015
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Can REDD+ shift the tide against elite capture of forest benefits? Probably not

25 August 2015
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Can farmers be forest custodians in the Amazon?

20 July 2015
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Palmed off: Women lose in West Kalimantan oil palm boom

09 June 2015
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Rights, returns and restoration: 3Rs for landscapes

03 June 2015
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Frontier expansion: Lessons from Bolivia and Pará, Brazil

05 May 2015
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Rights, resources and environmental impacts: A complex but crucial link

22 March 2015
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