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Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) the lifeblood of India’s forest-dependent poor
NTFPs - including bamboo, mahua, tamarind, tendu leaves and sal seed - provide major opportunities to Indian forest dwellers
Biofuels boom increases risks of landlessness
New report adds however that biofuels are not all bad and could improve livelihoods under the right conditions
IIED was at the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, 19-30 May
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Urbanization transforming Rural Livelihoods
Analyzing the role of rural-urban linkages in the rapid decline in the poverty rate among fruit farmers in the rural Mekong Delta, Vietnam
A sustainable future for the polar regions
IIED's Barry Dalal-Clayton recently contributed to an Aljazeera documentary called 'Arctic Rush', examining concerns about the ongoing rush for resources and potential environmental harms
Non-literate farmer filmmakers help save biodiversity
Indian farmers turned filmmakers to take part in research with an innovative ethical approach
Making food systems work for people and planet
IIED has launched an interactive publication that shows how to rethink food systems for environmental and social gain
Business and Sustainable Development
Project pages have been extensively revised and updated with details of our recent work.
Community Forest Management for Whom? Learning from field experience in Vietnam
What makes community forest management (CFM) work for forests and livelihoods? And how can policy help?
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