Publications and Reports - Bangladesh |
| This site contains documents prepared
by FPP, information from our partners, and other materials of relevance
to indigenous peoples, forest-dependent communities and forests. Documents are listed below, in date order. They can be downloaded free or printed copies can either be purchased online or ordered from: julia@forestpeoples.org All our publications are free to indigenous peoples' organisations. Southern NGOs are entitled to a 50% discount. |
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Release Over 90 organisations worldwide call for Rohingya and Bangladeshi protection NGO protest at human rights violations committed against members of Burma's Rohingya minority and Bangladeshi migrants February 2009 |
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Release Parties to the CBD must respect and promote customary sustainable use to achieve conservation of biological diversity 23 May 2008 |
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| Comunicado
de Prensa Las partes del CDB deben acatar y promover la utilización consuetudinaria y sustentable para conservar la biodiversidad 23 de mayo de 2008 |
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| Communiqué
de presse Pour conserver la diversité biologique, les parties à la CDB doivent respecter et promouvoir l'usage coutumier et durable 23 mai 2008 |
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| Resuscitating
the Sundarbans: Customary Use of Biodiversity & Traditional Cultural Practices in Bangladesh This report highlights the connection between biodiversity conservation and forest peoples' livelihoods and customary use. It shows how the current Forest Department-led management continues to threaten the long-term survival of the forest and the people. The traditional resource users call for an urgent shift towards community-based and collaborative management of the Sundarbans to ensure a future both for its biodiversity and its people. Dewan Muhammad Humayun Kabir and Jakir Hossain April 2008 |
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| Deserting
the Sundarbans: Local Peoples' Perspective on ADB-GEF-Netherlands Funded Sundarbans Biodiversity Conservation Project The US$77.3m Sundarbans Biodiversity Conservation Project was suspended three years early because of its failure to conserve biological diversity and reduce poverty in the Sundarbans. This report provides an analysis of the project's design flaws and consequent disintegration, and identifies means of making good the damage done. Jakir Hossain and Kushal Roy December 2007 |
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desk-based review of the treatment of indigenous peoples' and social
issues in large and medium-sized GEF biodiversity projects (2005-2006) FPP analysis of 23 GEF projects into its treatment of indigenous peoples' rights and social issues in the design of its large conservation projects - in Bangladesh, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Guyana, India, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela Compiled by Liam Taylor and Tom Griffiths February 2007 |
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action: Culture, Environment and Biodiversity endangered In Chittagong Hill Tracts July 2005 |
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Jumma peoples - Chittagong Hill Tracts:
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| Mangroves:
local livelihoods versus corporate profits WRM 2002 |
look & buy |
| Manglares:
sustento local versus ganancia empresarial WRM 2002 |
look & buy |
| Mangroves
: subsistance locale vs profits des enterprises WRM 2002 |
découvrez et achetez |
| Statement
by Indigenous Adivasi organisations and support NGOs in Bangladesh at the Consultation on the World Bank's Draft Policy on Indigenous Peoples (OP/BP 4.10) Dhaka, Bangladesh November 2001 |
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