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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Portrait of people in Gunung Simpang

24 July 2017
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Portrait of people in Gunung Simpang

24 July 2017
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Climbing

24 July 2017
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Climbing

24 July 2017
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Tea plantation

24 July 2017
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Watching the camera trap photos

24 July 2017
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Something among the leaves

24 July 2017
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Treetops

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Misty morning

24 July 2017
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Morning mist

24 July 2017
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Closing plenary: The way forward – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Discussion Forum: Engaging the private sector in long-term solutions to end Indonesia’s forest fires and haze – Agus Purnomo

21 July 2017
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Discussion Forum: Engaging the private sector in long-term solutions to end Indonesia’s forest fires and haze – Day 2

21 July 2017
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Discussion Forum: Fueling a debate: Sustainable wood energy as restoration option? – Day 2

21 July 2017
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High-level plenary: Science-policy exchange – big ideas to connect landscapes, climate and development – Robin Chazdon

21 July 2017
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