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01 .03. 2006 Rights and Resources Initiative

Logging” Legality and Livelihoods in Papua New Guinea

External reviews find most logging in Papua New Guinea illegal” unsustainable” and providing little benefit to the state and forest community. A new report on…

26 .01. 2006 Rights and Resources Initiative

Press Coverage

Forest Conservation and Poverty Reduction: the hunt for synergies

Forest conservation and poverty reduction” highlighted in the December 2005 IUCN/WWF Forest Conservation Newsletter: Savingsbanks” safety nets or poverty traps? What do forests and forestproducts…

01 .01. 2006 Rights and Resources Initiative

Press Coverage

Cameroon's local forest management out on a limb

From CIFOR news” January 2006″ Number 40: Following many years of poor forest management under central government control” countries around the world are shifting forest…

Twelve Indigenous Groups Receive Official Recognition in Indonesia’s North Lombok Regency

Logging” Legality and Livelihoods in Papua New Guinea

Forest Conservation and Poverty Reduction: the hunt for synergies

Cameroon's local forest management out on a limb

Press Release: RRI Welcomes New Indigenous and Local Community Leaders to its Board, Including Youth and Afro-descendant Peoples for the First Time

Victory for inclusive land governance in the DRC: President promulgates groundbreaking Land-Use Planning Law

When Communities Lead: Lessons Learned from the Tropical Andes Grant

“We are no longer the same shy women”: The story of Felisa Navas Pérez, a community leader in Guatemala

Empowering women: The secret to successful conservation in Nepal

Justice delayed is justice denied: The continuing challenge for the Ogiek of Mau in Kenya

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Twelve Indigenous Groups Receive Official Recognition in Indonesia’s North Lombok Regency