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Tree planting

7 entries

IIED20996.pdf

Participation and exclusion in mega tree-planting projects: a case study of the Ten Billion Tree Tsunami Programme, Pakistan

07 June 2022

Women bend over hundreds of small sapling trees in a line.
Project

Getting the politics right to grow the trees right

October 2020 - March 2022

Close-up of a shovel, on which dirt is balanced, during a tree-planting ceremony, with a plaque in the background
Blog

Trees need locally-grown politics

James Mayers
04 June 2021
People planting trees
Blog

Planting pilot has vision to nurture young tree ambassadors

Joanes Odero
11 February 2020
Baka women collecting non-timber forest products in Nomedjoh, Cameroon (Photo: Indra Van Gisbergen)
Blog

Biodiversity: a women’s business?

Anna Bolin
29 November 2018
Blog

Postcard from Durban: Greener football and tree-preneurs

Mike Shanahan
08 December 2011
Blog

Wangari Maathai: activist, environmentalist and mother to a movement

Camilla Toulmin
27 September 2011
IIED20996.pdf
Participation and exclusion in mega tree-planting projects: a case study of the Ten Billion Tree Tsunami Programme, Pakistan

Publication, 07 June 2022

Women bend over hundreds of small sapling trees in a line.
Getting the politics right to grow the trees right

Archived Project

Close-up of a shovel, on which dirt is balanced, during a tree-planting ceremony, with a plaque in the background
Trees need locally-grown politics

Blog, 04 June 2021

People planting trees
Planting pilot has vision to nurture young tree ambassadors

Blog, 11 February 2020

Baka women collecting non-timber forest products in Nomedjoh, Cameroon (Photo: Indra Van Gisbergen)
Biodiversity: a women’s business?

Blog, 29 November 2018

Postcard from Durban: Greener football and tree-preneurs

Blog, 08 December 2011

Wangari Maathai: activist, environmentalist and mother to a movement

Blog, 27 September 2011

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