Forest management

CIFOR aims to address the factors that help or hinder rural people’s access to forest resources and to find more equitable ways to manage forests for better productivity.

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Tom Sagiv. Youth in Landscapes

20 July 2017
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Hindou Ibrahim. Coordinator, Indigenous Women and Peoples Association of Chad Executive Committee, Indigenous Peoples of Africa Coordinating Committee

20 July 2017
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Hindou Ibrahim. Coordinator, Indigenous Women and Peoples Association of Chad Executive Committee, Indigenous Peoples of Africa Coordinating Committee

20 July 2017
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Welcoming plenary and roundtable: Climate meets landscape — from agenda to progress

20 July 2017
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Welcoming plenary and roundtable: Climate meets landscape — from agenda to progress

20 July 2017
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Elwyn Grainger-Jones. Executive Director, CGIAR System Organization

20 July 2017
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Welcoming plenary and roundtable: Climate meets landscape — from agenda to progress

20 July 2017
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Launchpad: Climate Resilience through Sweet Potatoes (CReSP)

20 July 2017
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Launchpad: Online deforestation mapping tool

20 July 2017
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David Gaveau. Scientist, CIFOR

20 July 2017
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From commitment to action – developing strategies to operationalize integrated landscape approaches

20 July 2017
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From commitment to action – developing strategies to operationalize integrated landscape approaches

20 July 2017
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James Reed. Associate Professional Officer, CIFOR

20 July 2017
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Exhibition area

20 July 2017
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Exhibition area

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