Resources

This report carried out by Forest Peoples Programme for the Global Canopy compiles what is known about the human rights impacts of palm oil development and provides guidance on how to address these abuses.

The paper reviews a series of COP26 outcomes considered to be of particular relevance to indigenous peoples, and analyses to what extent these outcomes may constitute specific threats or opportunities for indigenous peoples. Finally, it sets out some recommendations that indigenous rights advocates may find useful for their advocacy with governments, companies, investors, and philanthropic organisations.

The paper reviews a series of COP26 outcomes considered to be of particular relevance to indigenous peoples, and analyses to what extent these outcomes may constitute specific threats or opportunities for indigenous peoples. Finally, it sets out some recommendations that indigenous rights advocates may find useful for their advocacy with governments, companies, investors, and philanthropic organisations.

Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) form the backbone of the Paris Agreement.

Report back from the 4th United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-4)

Inputs to the Public Consultation on ‘Deforestation and Forest Degradation – Stepping up EU Action’

Clear improvements can be seen in the final text, but much still remains to be done before future FLEGT licensed timber can guarantee that indigenous peoples’ rights are fully protected.