Poverty Reduction - Deforestation, Poverty & Economic Dependency

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01/26/2011

A move from Land ‘Sparing’ to ‘Sharing’ will Balance the Forest - Agriculture Equation

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Feb 2, 2011

Avoided Deforestation (REDD) and Indigenous Peoples

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Jan 28, 2011

Agricultural revenues, employment in Latin American tropical areas likely to decline with deforestation ban

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27 January 2011

Forests and poverty: the latest thinking

Gill Shepherd, IUCN Livelihoods and Landscapes Strategy Thematic Adviser on Poverty and Landscapes, speaks on the latest thinking on forests and poverty, drawing from lessons that have come out of IUCN's innovative 'Livelihoods and Landscapes Strategy' (LLS).

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January 11, 2011

The Chocolate Solution

West Africa’s Guinean Rainforest once stretched unbroken from Guniea to Cameroon. Today, however, just 18% of the forest remains, in part due to the rapid expansion of slash-and-burn agriculture by small farmers growing cocoa, the source of chocolate.

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January 11, 2011

Cut a Forest and Put a Man on the Moon

Yesterday a Ugandan man and I were planning an environmental education training for teachers. He was lamenting the poor state of the environment in Uganda and said that he wished Ugandans had the same sense of responsibility towards the environment that Americans have. He said “why can’

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January 5, 2011

Coffee Forest vs. Village Carbon Forest

Are thousands of citizens of Masurai Subdistrict, Merangin District guilty if they independently utilize area of HPH (forest concession) which has been abandoned since 15 years ago as public coffee plantations? Regulation and legislation ensure cultivation and utilization of forest areas by th

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January 5, 2011

Climate colonialism by stealth

Strict emissions control standards can impoverish the world’s poor and their less-developed governments alike

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23 December, 2010

Forests or famine the choice for Papua New Guineans, says economist

An Australian academic says feeding themselves will become very difficult for the majority of Papua New Guineans if more forests aren’t cleared for farmland.

Sustainable Forest Management for Poverty Reduction Through Agroforestry Options

In Bangladesh, the massive growth rate of population has intensified pressure on forest resources throughout the country. The forest coverage of Bangladesh is one of the lowest and the deforestation rate is the highest of any country in the world.

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Poverty Reduction - Deforestation, Poverty & Economic Dependency

A move from Land ‘Sparing’ to ‘Sharing’ will Balance the Forest - Agriculture Equation

Avoided Deforestation (REDD) and Indigenous Peoples

Agricultural revenues, employment in Latin American tropical areas likely to decline with deforestation ban

Forests and poverty: the latest thinking

The Chocolate Solution

Cut a Forest and Put a Man on the Moon

Coffee Forest vs. Village Carbon Forest

Climate colonialism by stealth

Forests or famine the choice for Papua New Guineans, says economist

Sustainable Forest Management for Poverty Reduction Through Agroforestry Options

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Poverty Reduction - Deforestation, Poverty & Economic Dependency

A move from Land ‘Sparing’ to ‘Sharing’ will Balance the Forest - Agriculture Equation

Avoided Deforestation (REDD) and Indigenous Peoples

Agricultural revenues, employment in Latin American tropical areas likely to decline with deforestation ban

Forests and poverty: the latest thinking

The Chocolate Solution

Cut a Forest and Put a Man on the Moon

Coffee Forest vs. Village Carbon Forest

Climate colonialism by stealth

Forests or famine the choice for Papua New Guineans, says economist

Sustainable Forest Management for Poverty Reduction Through Agroforestry Options

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