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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Cameroun : Vers le fumage du poisson écologique / Cameroon: Towards sustainable fish smoking

09 December 2020
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Building new skills to monitor cross-border timber trade in the DRC

06 December 2020
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Renforcement des capacités pour contrôler le commerce transfrontalier du bois en RDC

06 December 2020
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Innovations to overcome barriers to access to finance for smallholders, SMEs and women

26 November 2020
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Who are we? l Introducing the GCRF Trade, Development and the Environment Hub

27 October 2020
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Un partenariat avec les réfugiés et les communautés d’accueil pour protéger les forêts du Cameroun

22 October 2020
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Empowering refugees and host communities to protect Cameroon’s forests

22 October 2020
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COVID-19 and what it means for wild meat

17 April 2020
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When domestic policies are not enough: A call for a regional approach to wood fuel governance

17 April 2020
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