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Forest Governance Learning Group (FGLG)

15 entries

13574IIED.pdf

Social justice in forests: gains made and tactics that work. A report from the Forest Governance Learning Group

01 September 2014

17255IIED.pdf

Battle-scarred forest governance tactics

01 September 2014

Trees at Oxford Botanical Gardens. The question is not how to engage young people in forestry issues, but how to harness that engagement (Photo: Geraldine Warren/IIED)
Blog

Nurturing the next generation of foresters

Geraldine Warren
24 August 2015
Villagers harvesting a cinnamon tree near the village of Lubuk Beringin, Jambi province Indonesia. Villagers are managing the forests sustainably using traditional values (Photo: Tri Saputro/ CIFOR, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Blog

Arguing the case for community forestry

Lasmini Adi
07 April 2015
The platform launch brought together high-level African and Chinese officials, policymakers, researchers and forestry experts (Photo: Simon Lim)
Article

Platform set for China-Africa forest governance action

09 December 2013

Two men sat behind a desk chat to one another, with the Forest Governance Learning Group logo in the background
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Forest Governance Learning Group

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Launch event of the China-Africa Forest Governance Platform in March 2013. Photo: Simon Lim
Article

Just forest governance

07 September 2013

A mango tree frames views of a forest in Mozambique in the distance.
Blog

China in Africa’s forests

James Mayers
20 March 2013
13574IIED.pdf
Social justice in forests: gains made and tactics that work. A report from the Forest Governance Learning Group

Publication, 01 September 2014

17255IIED.pdf
Battle-scarred forest governance tactics

Publication, 01 September 2014

Trees at Oxford Botanical Gardens. The question is not how to engage young people in forestry issues, but how to harness that engagement (Photo: Geraldine Warren/IIED)
Nurturing the next generation of foresters

Blog, 24 August 2015

Villagers harvesting a cinnamon tree near the village of Lubuk Beringin, Jambi province Indonesia. Villagers are managing the forests sustainably using traditional values (Photo: Tri Saputro/ CIFOR, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Arguing the case for community forestry

Blog, 07 April 2015

The platform launch brought together high-level African and Chinese officials, policymakers, researchers and forestry experts (Photo: Simon Lim)
Platform set for China-Africa forest governance action

Article, 09 December 2013

Two men sat behind a desk chat to one another, with the Forest Governance Learning Group logo in the background
Forest Governance Learning Group

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Launch event of the China-Africa Forest Governance Platform in March 2013. Photo: Simon Lim
Just forest governance

Article, 07 September 2013

A mango tree frames views of a forest in Mozambique in the distance.
China in Africa’s forests

Blog, 20 March 2013

Sanity in REDD governance shock!

Blog, 24 August 2011

Closeup of a man chopping a tree with an axe. Mecati Forest, near Nampula, Mozambique.
How to shape governance of tenure for responsible forestry: a practical guide

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