Migration

CIFOR is taking a closer look at migration and urbanization: not only who is moving and where, but why, and how that choice affects land-use decisions, social dynamics and gender roles.

Forests News of Migration

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Small fortunes: How good migration policies will benefit landscapes

24 January 2019
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Gaharu: A migration story

04 July 2018
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To protect the world’s forests, we must start with its cities

23 March 2018
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Women and forestry: Drawing on decades of research

08 March 2018
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Restoring the world’s forests: What does it mean for women’s rights?

07 March 2018
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Women producing charcoal in Zambia

15 January 2018
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Making tracks: How movement shapes landscapes

19 December 2017
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Global commitment growing for gender equality in climate action

14 December 2017
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Why gender matters for restoration

14 December 2017
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COP23 Special: Recognizing gender bias, restoring forests

20 November 2017
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The dreamer, the progressive and the returnee

17 October 2017
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In Nepal, what migration means on the home front

16 October 2017
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Left behind: The women and elderly of Nalma

13 October 2017
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On the move: People and forests in a globalized world

19 January 2017
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Unpacking migration and gender in Nepal’s community forests

11 July 2016
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