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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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
FORESTS NEWS

Unpacking migration and gender in Nepal’s community forests

11 July 2016
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Backwards from gender equality: Oil palm’s impact on Dayak women

05 July 2016
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When the climate changes, migration does too

14 December 2015
FORESTS NEWS

Migration: What happens to the people (and forests) left behind?

23 November 2015
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Expert urges new strategy for study of rural-urban migration

18 February 2014
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Amazon urban migration may not improve livelihoods, environment – report

07 August 2013
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