Wetlands and blue carbon

CIFOR is helping to put carbon-rich wetlands – including peatlands, mangroves, swamps and seagrass – on the global policy map.

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Maria Andrade. Sweetpotato Breeder, Cape Verde

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Dean Nelson. Director, Foreign Desk Ltd

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Unexplored big wins for climate change through landscape restoration

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From commitment to action – developing strategies to operationalize integrated landscape approaches

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Tony Wenas. President Director, PT. RAPP

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Tomorrow’s technology for today’s land use challenges

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Unexplored big wins for climate change through landscape restoration

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Where the rubber hits the road for achieving climate goals: Non-state actors and subnational governments in sustainable landscapes

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Bruce Cabarle. Team Leader, Partnerships for Forests

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Pham Thu Thuy. Scientist, CIFOR

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Claudia Parra. Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)

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Anne Larson. Principal Scientist, CIFOR

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Anne Larson. Principal Scientist, CIFOR

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From commitment to action – developing strategies to operationalize integrated landscape approaches

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