Finance, trade and investment

CIFOR and partners are researching how to make timber and high-value tree crops – such as oil palm and cocoa – more sustainable to help smallholders benefit more, and to lower the impacts of agricultural expansion in forests and mixed farm-forest landscapes.

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Wild honey harvest

11 October 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Delving into drivers of deforestation

26 September 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Political economy of fire and haze: Moving to long-term solutions

26 August 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Investing in sustainable planted forests: Tools are available, but there’s room for improvement

16 August 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Brexit rattles RI-European timber trade prospects

09 August 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Industrious thinking

02 August 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Situating smallholders at the fore

19 July 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Marco Albani: TFA 2020 and the transformation of supply chains

14 July 2016
FORESTS NEWS

What do locals think of large-scale tree plantations?

01 July 2016
FORESTS NEWS

COP22’s Ayman Cherkaoui on the road from Paris to Marrakesh

24 June 2016
FORESTS NEWS

2016 Global Landscapes Forum: Connecting funds to farms and forests (Part 1)

11 June 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Leveraging finance to support solutions for smallholders

31 May 2016
FORESTS NEWS

What will it take to make sustainable palm oil the norm?

10 May 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Timber laws set to shake up local industry

07 April 2016
FORESTS NEWS

Could timber plantations boost forest conservation?

05 April 2016
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