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Open Thread Plus Africa Land Grab Cartoon May 2012
Of the 203 million hectares of land deals reported worldwide between 2000 and 2010, two-thirds were in Africa.
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Journal LeDroit: Loi forestière 1994 - Processus de relecture en cours April 2012
Cadre à la cérémonie de remise officielle de la contribution de la coalition RRI Cameroun au processus de la relecture de la loi forestière.
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Natural Justice Blog: New Contributions on Forest People's Rights from RRI April 2012
Track the ongoing efforts of this legal NGO as we seek to assist communities to engage with legal frameworks to secure environmental and social justice.
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Inter Press Service: Brazil is a Model for the Rights of Forest Communities April 2012
Brazil is one of the most advanced countries in the world when it comes to legally guaranteeing the rights of forest communities and reducing deforestation, says economist Jeffrey Hatcher in this interview.
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Florestas estão longe dos povos April 2012
ONG americana mostra relação entre fome e falta de acesso à terra
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SAPA/AFP - Foreign buying of farms explosive March 2012
Controversial land acquisitions have been a key factor triggering the civil wars in Sudan, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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Cameroon Tribune - Forestry Governance: Civil Society Proposes Amendments March 2012
The Rights Resources Initiative coalition presented its recommendations to Cameroon's Ministry of Forest and Wildlife.
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Peace and Conflict Monitor - Africa for Sale: The Land Grab Landmine February 2012
A new phenomenon is taking shape across the developing world, threatening to heighten resource-related conflict, particularly in Africa. Referred to as land leasing, land selling or land grabbing, it affects Africa more than any other region, where land is more than a factor of production, but a lifeline to an individual’s wellbeing, the family unit, the community at large and the stability of the state. In this article, Patrick Mugo Mugo exposes the extent of the land grab phenomenon, arguing that while we debate over whether it is land grabbing, leasing or selling, African countries are already stepping on a potential landmine.
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Liberia: The Plantation Blues February 2012
Residents of the riverside village of Singhiam, a 30-minute drive from Madina through land stripped of forest and farmland, are quick to outline where they want to see action and where they feel the government and the Kuala Lumpur-based Sime Darby Berhad conglomerate have failed. Their main grievance: lost livelihoods.
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PolicyMic - Weak Land Rights in Africa Make Way for a New Type of Colonialism February 2012
Earlier this month a Reuters article highlighted that lack of land rights on the Africa continent could lead to future conflicts. Prior to colonialism, land rights were dealt within tribes or ethnic groups throughout Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
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Yale Environment 360 - Busting the Forest Myths: People as Part of the Solution February 2012
The long-held contention that rural forest communities are the prime culprits in tropical forest destruction is increasingly being discredited, as evidence mounts that the best way to protect rainforests is to involve local residents in sustainable management.
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Voice of America - French to Africa News, Interview with Jeffrey Hatcher February 2012
On February 14, 2011, the 'Voice of America - French to Africa' website aired an interview with RRI's Global Program Director Jeffrey Hatcher within their "Magazine Economique" program. The interview in French can be found around minute 25 by going to this link:
http://www.voanews.com/mp3/voa/africa/fren/FRENCH_MAGAZINES-TUE.mp3
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Rio+20 shows little sign of living up to original Earth summit February 2012
Twenty years ago, a historic environmental summit in Rio de Janeiro produced groundbreaking treaties and high hopes that pressing issues would be addressed. But as organizers prepare for the Rio+20 conference in June, there is little on the agenda to suggest any substantive action will be taken.
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Comment on accapare les terres de l’Afrique February 2012
Les terres coutumières, gérées localement, sont une porte ouverte à l'arrivée d'investisseurs étrangers en mal d'espace pour développer un juteux business agricole.
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New Global Land Rush Trampling Human Rights February 2012
It is an age-old story in the developing world, one that rarely ends happily ever after. Communities without economic power that live off of land to which they do not “own” are devastated when their government transfers the property rights to wealthy outside interests, who exploit the natural resources. These land deals often result in chaos, strife, and large-scale human tragedy...
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African Land Grabs Hinder Sustainable Development February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' held on February 1, 2012 where two RRI studies were formally presented:
- Turning Point: What Future for Forest Peoples and Resources in the Emerging World Order?
- Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Tenure in Africa, by RRI Fellow Liz Alden Wily
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Africa Land Grabs 'Could Cause Conflicts' February 2012
FREETOWN, Liberia, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- The stampede by wealthy states for arable land across Africa and other developing regions could trigger a series of conflicts if governments fail to protect the rights of their people, two recent studies on land grabs warn.
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Weak Land Rights in Africa Fuel Potential for Conflicts - Experts February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' and the publication released in London on February 1, 2012.
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Warning of unrest, new study shows millions risk losing lands in Africa February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' held on February 1, 2012 where two RRI studies were formally presented:
- Turning Point: What Future for Forest Peoples and Resources in the Emerging World Order?
- Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Tenure in Africa, by RRI Fellow Liz Alden Wily
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Global Land Grab Could Trigger Conflict, Report Says February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' held on February 1, 2012 where two RRI studies were formally presented:
- Rights and Resources Initiative. Turning Point: What Future for Forest Peoples and Resources in the Emerging World Order?
- Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Tenure in Africa, by RRI Fellow Liz Alden Wily
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Liberian residents say foreign firm threatens their land rights February 2012
This article refers to an RRI statement on the Feb. 1, 2012 release of new studies on the sell-off of forests and other prime lands, particularly citing in-depth research on Africa by Liz Alden Wily (From her series "Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Land Tenure in Africa).
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Lack of Land Rights Could Lead to Land Rush February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' held on February 1, 2012 where two RRI studies were formally presented:
-Turning Point: What Future for Forest Peoples and Resources in the Emerging World Order?
- Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Tenure in Africa, by RRI Fellow Liz Alden Wily
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Les droits fonciers des communautés africaines en danger February 2012
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Africa: Weak Land Rights Promote Land Rush February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' held in London on February 1, 2012 where two RRI studies were formally presented:
- Rights and Resources Initiative. Turning Point: What Future for Forest Peoples and Resources in the Emerging World Order?
- Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Tenure in Africa, by RRI Fellow Liz Alden Wily
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Turning Point: What future for forest peoples and resources in the emerging world order? February 2012
This article covers the RRI 'panel on the trends shaping rural lands and lives' held on February 1, 2012 where the new RRI report was released:
- Turning Point: What Future for Forest Peoples and Resources in the Emerging World Order?
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Land Sales Propel Civil Wars, Experts Warn February 2012
This article refers to an RRI statement on the Feb. 1, 2012 release of new studies on the sell-off of forests and other prime lands.
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Warnung vor Ausverkauf von Afrika February 2012
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La Venta de Cultivos Genera Conflictos en el Mundo, Saegún un Estudio February 2012
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Africa Land Purchases May Spark Rights Discord, Group Says February 2012
This article refers to an RRI statement on the Feb. 1, 2012 release of new studies on the sell-off of forests and other prime lands, citing in particular, in-depth research on Africa by Liz Alden Wily (From her series "Rights to Resources in Crisis: Reviewing the Fate of Customary Land Tenure in Africa).
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Fears about community rights under REDD+ are justified despite tenure reforms November 2011
Indigenous organisations have been among the most vocal critics of REDD+ schemes
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Climate Conversations - Uprooting Families to Save Trees October 2011
Effects of the Global Land Rush on indigenous farmers and a Landesa study of the property rights implications of REDD+.
Author Darryl Vhugen is a senior attorney and land tenure specialist with Landesa, a non-profit organisation that has advised and partnered with government departments and other groups in more than 40 countries to help extend secure land rights to the rural poor.
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Developing Countries United Under UN Agency to Counter Deforestation October 2011
This article discusses the efforts to increase indigenous rights and involvement in the international initiative, UN-REDD.
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Rights Groups Strategize To Curb Forest Resources Abuse September 2011
Local press coverage of the 2012 RRI Africa Regional Planning Meetings.
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A Battle Is Under Way For The Forests Of Borneo August 2011
Assessing the current situation in West Borneo's Dayak community and what that means for Indonesia's forests at large, this article interviews RRI Coordinator Andy White about what needs to be done to sustain Indonesia's forests.
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Indigenous Indonesians Fear Forest Sell-Off August 2011
This article details the concerns of the indigenous Sasak communities in Lombok, Indonesia after the author took a field trip through Sasak communities as part of the International Conference on Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise.
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Forest groups say Indonesia should look to Chinese model August 2011
Citing RRI Coordinator Andy White, this article uses tenure reform in China to frame Indonesia's debate over tenure reform after the International Conference on Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise.
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Guest Post: Women Remain Outside the Global Forest Estate August 2011
In this guest post, RRI Coordinator Andy White writes about the need for women to be involved in the design and implementation of any future tenure reforms to ensure their success.
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Letter: REDD+ and Local Rights August 2011
In this Op-Ed to the Jakarta Post, RRI Coordinator Andy White reminds us of the outcomes from the International Conference on Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise and the role that Indigenous Peoples must play in any future discussions on REDD.
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Cameroon Meeting Declares Women's Interests in Land August 2011
This article briefly highlights the discussions held during a two-day workshop in Edea, Cameroon to address gender and access to land rights. Cecile Ndjebet, Director of RRI Collaborator REFACOF, and RRI Africa Associate Marina France were interviewed for the article.
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Jakarta Must Set Up Forest Bodies to Unblock Aid - Norway August 2011
During the International Conference on Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise held in Lombok, Indonesia, a Norwegian government representative discussed the conditions for releasing the rest of $1 billion in aid to Indonesia to help halt deforestation. This article highlights what has been accomplished and what remains to be done before this aid will resume.
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Foresters from around world studying Montana timber management July 2011
Interviewing RRI Coordinator Andy White and international foresters from China, Peru, Mexico and Indonesia, this article examines why Montana's forest policy can serve as a blueprint for forest management at the international level.
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International Forest Managers Heading to Lubrecht to Learn about Montana's Management Policies July 2011
This article discusses the aim of RRI-sponsored meetings in Montana of international foresters and the forest management policies in place at the Lubrecht Experimental Forest.
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Indonesians Await Forest Tenure Reform July 2011
Using the Indonesian forestry reserve of Sesaot as an example, this article outlines how much further the Indonesian government must go to achieve forest tenure reform. RRI Coordinator Andy White and RRI Collaborator AMAN help assess the current situation in Indonesian forests.
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Participatory Map Vital for Indonesia’s Environment Plans July 2011
This article interviews attendees of the International Conference on Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise about the importance of community mapping to Indonesian forest tenure reform.
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Indonesia Announces 'Unprecedented' Expansion of Land Rights July 2011
Citing the Rights and Resources Initiative and its Coordinator, Andy White, this article reviews the Indonesian government's public commitment to recognize community land rights as one result of the Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise Conference.
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Forest Carbon Rights for Poor at Risk – Study July 2011
In the context of assigning "carbon rights," this article discusses the need to first assign land rights to indigenous populations--something that has yet to be done for a great number of people in Indonesia, according to RRI Coordinator Andy White.
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Expanding Land Rights to Boost Growth, Cut Emissions July 2011
This article discusses the statements made by Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, the Indonesian president's special envoy to the Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise conference co-hosted by RRI in Lombok, Indonesia.
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Activists Press for Gender Equality in Forest Tenure Reforms July 2011
This article interviews Asian activists about their push to incorporate gender rights into tenure reform during the RRI co-sponsored Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise Conference.
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Indonesia's Pledge to Forest People Welcomed July 2011
RRI board member Vicki Tauli-Corpuz is interviewed in this article about the Indonesian indigenous community's reaction to the government's pledge to further recognize customary land rights in the country.
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Jakarta rethinks forest policy July 2011
Indonesia has assumed a target to cut greenhouse gas emission rates by half and achieve an economic growth rate of 7% by changing the way it manages its vast forest land, and giving greater control over land to local communities...
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Indonesia promises to deliver on community forestry rights July 2011
An Indonesian official pledged to renew efforts to safeguard the rights of forest communities, a move widely recognized by experts as key to the long-term protection of the country’s forests and cultures.
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Indonesia's pledge to forest people welcomed July 2011
Forest groups welcomed an Indonesian commitment to protect the rights of indigenous people who have long complained that their land is being stolen in the name of conservation schemes.
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Indonesia pledges to resolve forest land conflicts July 2011
Indonesia’s government made some big promises: to resolve land tenure conflicts that plague the country while also protecting the rights of people in forest-based communities...
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Indonesia Pledges to Resolve Forest Land Conflicts July 2011
RRI Coordinator Andy White is interviewed in this article discussing the Indonesian government's recent pledge to respect the customary land rights of Indonesian forest-based communities.
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Asia: Indigenous People Gain Greater Forest Rights July 2011
Heading into day two of the RRI co-hosted forestry conference in Lombok, Indonesia, this article reiterates the fact that community forest rights are essential to halting deforestation.
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Indonesia to Recognize Rights of Forest Communities, Indigenous Peoples July 2011
Mongabay.com reports on the Indonesian government's claim during the RRI co-sponsored conference in Lombok, Indonesia that Indonesian forest communities' customary rights will be protected.
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Community Control, Rather than Government Control, Helps Forests Recover, Says Study July 2011
This article highlights the RRI report "The Greener Side of REDD+: Lessons for REDD+ from Countries where Forest Area is Increasing" in its conclusion that community forest rights help halt or even reverse deforestation.
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Carbon Markets Contracting July 2011
The World Bank and RRI Coordinator Andy White are cited in this article's position that global carbon markets and carbon trading are stalled.
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Ugandan Tribe Struggles to Maintain Forests and Access Benefits July 2011
A look at the state of indigenous rights in Uganda and the potential for safeguarding forest community tenure rights at the global level, citing RRI Coordinator Andy White and RRI Partner Forest Trends.
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Climate Change: Community forestry feted for carbon reduction role June 2011
This article details how RRI Partner FECOFUN was rewarded for its work in reducing carbon emissions through sustainable community forestry initiatives.
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Sustainable Forests Rise by 50%, Says Study June 2011
In this article RRI Coordinator Andy White offers his assessment of a new report on the state of the world's tropical forests that was released by the International Tropical Timber Organization.
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Protection Gives Mighty Boost to Few Forests June 2011
An article discussing data released by the International Tropical Timber Organization, with commentary from RRI Coordinator Andy White.
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Institutional Reform, ‘Quality’ Growth, May Help Sustain World’s Natural Resources June 2011
This summary highlights the contributions of RRI Coordinator Andy White and RRI Fellow Sten Nilsson in addressing the Royal Academy of Agriculture and Forestry during the seminar "Global Trends: Implications on the Development and Use of Natural Resources" held in Stockholm, Sweden.
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90% of Tropical Forests Poorly Managed, or Not At All June 2011
An article highlighting the tremendous amount of work to be done in sustainably managing the world's tropical forests, with input from RRI Coordinator Andy White.
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Good News and Bad News for the World's Tropical Forests June 2011
This blog post weighs the progress in tropical forest conservation against the challenges that lie ahead according to a new survey released by the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO).
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Interview with Andy White, Rights and Resources Initiative: “The global market for forest carbon is not going to establish itself anytime soon” May 2011
In this interview for REDD-Monitor, RRI Coordinator Andy White discusses the state of REDD and what "mid-course corrections" are needed for REDD to reach its full potential.
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Forest Act Amendment Bill in Limbo April 2011
An article detailing the work of RRI partner FECOFUN in demanding that the government of Nepal abandon an amendment that would further curb community forest rights.
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100 Years of Palm Oil The Rights and Resources Initiative Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change April 2011
This newsletter from the International Campaign for Ecological Justice in Indonesia details the negative impact of oil palm development on Indonesia and highlights the policy suggestions for mitigating the effects of climate change that resulted from the RRI-hosted 9th Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change.
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The Rights and Resources Initiative Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change Key areas of debate on COP16 and REDD+ April 2011
Down to Earth is a publication of the International Campaign for Ecological Justice in Indonesia. This article was published in publication No. 88, April 2011.
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Cash Alone Will Not Slow Forest Carbon Emissions March 2011
An Op-Ed by Andy White, coordinator of the Rights and Resources Initiative, on the true drivers of global deforestation and the importance of GREEN on the success of REDD.
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Climate Justice Research Project Scholarly Note REDD & REDD+ March 2011
A scholarly note citing RRI analysis (among others) on the potential disasters of REDD/REDD+ implementation.
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Forest Fest Makes Headway in Protection, Poverty Reduction March 2011
An article on the conclusions reached at the United Nations' 9th Forum on Forests, including input from RRI Board Member Vicky Tauli-Corpuz.
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Giving Forest Dwellers a Greater Say Over Their Territory March 2011
A short post including audio excerpts from the RRI-sponsored 9th Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change held on February 8 in London, England.
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EfD Ethiopia Co-Organized African Regional Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change February 2011
An article discussing the role of the Africa Regional Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change on climate change policy and REDD.
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New Report says Forest Land Reform Stagnating, Posing Risks to Global Efforts to Combat Climate Change and Poverty February 2011
A post discussing RRI's Annual Report and key analysis drawn from the Initiative's 9th Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change.
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Slow But Steady Progress on Recognizing Indigenous Land Rights Is Interrupted by Commodity Boom February 2011
An interview with RRI's Coordinator Andy White about the recent release of the RRI Annual Report "Pushback: Local Power, Global Realignment," and his opinions on the state of forest tenure policy and practice.
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Rising land, food prices cause recognition of indigenous peoples' rights to stagnate February 2011
An article highlighting the key arguments of RRI's Annual Report "Pushback: Local Power, Global Realignment."
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Indigenous Communities Fighting For Land Rights More Than Ever February 2011
An article highlighting several issues from the RRI Annual Report "Pushback: Local Power, Global Realignment."
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Land Grabs Intensify as Local Rights Are Disregarded February 2011
An article referencing findings from the Rights and Resources Initiative's Annual Report "Pushback: Local Power, Global Realignment."
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Indigenous Communities Fighting For Land Rights More Than Ever Governments & Corporations Fighting Back February 2011
An article highlighting analysis from RRI's recently-released annual report "Pushback: Local Power, Global Realignment."
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Keeping forest dwellers involved in forest protection and REDD February 2011
A post citing the Rights and Resources Initiative in its assessment of the importance that forest communities play in the global fight to reduce carbon emissions.
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Communities Not Getting a Say in How Forests Are Managed February 2011
An article highlighting the lack of progress that has been made in reversing deforestation as of 2011: the UN's International Year of Forests.
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Forest Summit Seeks "People-Friendly" Solutions January 2011
An article on the outlook for forest communities and the progress that needs to be made heading into the 9th Session of the UN Forum on Forests.
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Slow death by carbon credits Indigenous peoples can suffer from pollution compensation plan January 2011
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Report on Messaging, Training, and Media Efforts for RRI and Community Forest Management at COP16 Mexico 2010 January 2011
RRI and its partners successfully drew attention to the importance of community forest management in addressing climate change and slowing the destruction of forests in Mexico and throughout the developing world. By releasing their report in advance of COP16 in Cancún and encouraging media interest in field trips to local communities and interviews with local leaders, RRI and its partners were able to inform reporters and through them the policy makers who would attend the conference. The outcome was the result of a six-month process that helped prepare Mexican partners for the global stage.
CCMSS advocates and researchers joined RRI staff in meetings with foreign correspondents in Mexico City, and CCMSS staff organized and led field trips with a number of reporters representing major media outlets in important and influential markets. Researchers, advocates, and community leaders were able to communicate with reporters, not only their own stories and messages, but also those of the global forestry community.
The following report summarizes the activities and outcomes of RRI’s message development, training, and media efforts over the past six months, which ultimately resulted in several international media articles on the importance of including communities in the REDD agreements, while highlighting the success of Mexico’s community forest management.
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Mexican foresters invoke less destructive logging Reuters Africa December 2010
RRI provided press support and training to the community forestry practitioners mentioned in this article.
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Cancún climate change summit: One lesson not to learn from Mexico The Guardian December 2010
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Lusa Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2010
Lusa wire coverage in Portuguese of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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Press Coverage for the Seeing People through the Trees Report Release July 2010
Seeing People through the Trees was released in July 2008. This press coverage contains an index of all coverage received as well as full texts of the stories. Highlights of the coverage include wire stories from Agence France-Presse, Reuters, and Press Association (UK); print coverage in Business Daily (Kenya), The Guardian (UK), The Independent (UK), a front page story in Bangkok Post (Thailand) and an opinion piece in the Philippines Daily Inquirer; and original online stories by BBC News, Daily Telegraph (UK), EDIE.net (UK), and New Scientist. In addition, stories were broadcast on BBC World Service, BBC World Service’s Network Africa program, and Radio France International.
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Flctualit Coverage of Fourth Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change April 2010
Flctualit coverage of the Fourth Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change held April 6, 2010 in London.
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Reuters Coverage of Fourth Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change April 2010
Reuters coverage of the Fourth Dialogue on Forests, Governance and Climate Change held April 6, 2010 in London.
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Mongabay.com Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
Mongabay.com coverage of The End of the Hinterland report release.
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Spiegel Online Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
Spiegel Online coverage in English of The End of the Hinterland report release.
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Wire Coverage of the End of the Hinterland Release January 2010
Full text of the coverage from the following wires of the release of the End of the Hinterland report:
EFE - Spain
ANI - India
Business Daily Update - China
GNA - Ghana
Pressetext - Austria
Thompson Reuters Foundation AlertNet - UK
XinhuaNet - China
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Daily Independent Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
Print coverage of The End of the Hinterland report release from the Daily Independent in Nigeria.
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Guardian Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
The Guardian print coverage of The End of the Hinterland report release.
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Folha Online Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
Folha Online coverage in Portuguese of The End of the Hinterland report release.
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Press Coverage Executive Summary for End of the Hinterland Release January 2010
An executive summary of the press coverage of the release of The End of the Hinterland report. Following the summary is an index of all press hits.
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BBC News Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
BBC News online coverage of The End of the Hinterland report release.
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Humanitarian News Coverage of The End of the Hinterland January 2010
Humanitarian News coverage of The End of the Hinterland report release.
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Press Coverage for the Tropical Forest Tenure Assessment June 2009
Index and text of total press coverage for the Tropical Forest Tenure Assessment report released May 2009.
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Press Coverage of the Rights, Forests, and Climate Change Conference in Oslo, Norway October 2008
An index of press coverage of the Oslo Conference along with the complete text of all press stories.
Promotion of the Rights, Forests, and Climate Change Conference in Oslo, Norway resulted in significant coverage in the online development world and in key European outlets. A Reuters story that ran in English and Portuguese resulted in print pick-up by the Hindustan Times (India), Times of Malta, and Vancouver Province (Canada), and significant online-pick up, including O Estado de São Paulo Online (Brazil), O Globo Online (Brazil), Scientific American Online, and USA Today Online. Original online coverage included stories by Agrodigital.com (Spain), BLADE (Blog on Assistance and Development), Development Today (Norway), Guardian Online (UK), Mongabay.com, Nature News (UK), Partnership for the Tropical Forest Margins, and Tree Hugger.
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AFP Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2008
AFP wire coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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El Mundo Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2008
El Mundo original online coverage in Spanish of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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EFE Wire Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona October 2008
EFE coverage in Spanish of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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Europa Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2008
Europa wire coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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IPAM Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2008
IPAM original online coverage in Portuguese of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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Publico Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2008
Pubico online coverage in Spanish of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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Amazonia Coverage of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008 October 2008
Amazonia original online coverage in Portuguese of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Barcelona, October 2008.
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