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Vast quantities of logs being unloaded in the port of Zhangjiagang, South-East China. Estimates suggest timber imports travelling through Zhangjiagang increased by more than 60% in 2017 (Photo: Simon Lim/IIED)
Crucial agreement with China could save Mozambique’s forests
Insight, 14 August 2018
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MMSD Southern Africa - An Overview of the Impact of Mining and Mineral Processing Operations on Water Resources
… of the Impact of Mining and Mineral Processing Operations on Water Resources …
Publication, 01 August 2001
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MMSD Working Paper No. 12 Armed Conflict and Natural Resources: The Case of the Minerals Sector
… MMSD Working Paper No. 12 Armed Conflict and Natural Resources: The Case of the Minerals Sector …
Publication, 01 July 2001
Chinese timber business in Mozambique (Photo: Mike Goldwater)
China-Africa trade and investment: benefiting Africa's rural informal economy?
… ) is a researcher in IIED's China team in the Natural Resources Group . Resources: Read this backgrounder for more information, and watch out …
Insight, 31 March 2015
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Effects of Male Out-Migration on Women's Management of Natural Resources in the Sudan, The
Publication, 01 January 1995
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Projetos alternativos ao consumo de carne de caça: guia prático com estudos de caso da América Latina
Publication, 20 December 2021
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Currencies under pressure: how currency fluctuations and climate risks impact debt sustainability in SIDS and LDCs
Publication, 25 April 2025
The chairman of the Mpungu Authorised Resource User Group, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, who was involved in the development of the 'Multiple Use' programme (Photo: Mariel Harrison)
Built on collaboration: how conservation research can benefit local people
… approach, notably the small harvest quotas, the limited number of resources that they are allowed to harvest and the limited amount of … that it allows local people to return to Bwindi forest and use its resources.   Our research, however, also revealed that there were … We found that the poorest people were not granted access to forest resources but those with a leadership position or authority in their …
Insight, 27 March 2015
CANARI’s Radar tool helps small and micro enterprises assess their impacts. Here Kemba Jaramogi from Fondes Amandes Community Reforestation Project in Trinidad and Tobago presents their Radar. (Photo: CANARI)
Time to turn the PAGE?
… I learned about is the Radar tool, developed by the Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI)  to help small businesses use natural resources sustainably, climate-proof their enterprises and help to …
Insight, 17 January 2019
A snow leopard prowling on some rocks
Q&A: answering your questions on community-based approaches to tackling poaching and illegal wildlife trade
Article, 09 April 2020