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FPP Briefing

Governments have begun to reduce their legal ownership and control of the world's forests, but with mixed progress and impacts on the wellbeing of forest peoples, on the management and…

Governments have begun to reduce their legal ownership and control of the world's forests, but with mixed progress and impacts on the wellbeing of forest peoples, on the management and conservation…

Governments have begun to reduce their legal ownership and control of the world's forests, but with mixed progress and impacts on the wellbeing of forest peoples, on the management and conservation…

As demand soars for new sources of food, energy and wood fibre, without strong land rights, vulnerable forest communities face greater poverty, violent conflict, and few benefits from carbon sales…

Summary of RRI publication Seeing people through the trees: Scaling up efforts to advance rights and address poverty, conflict and climate change

Fact Sheet for RRI publication Seeing people through the trees: Scaling up efforts to advance rights and address poverty, conflict and climate change.

As world demand for food, fibre and bioenergy escalates, so too does the value of land. By 2030 the world is likely to need an area 12 times the size of Germany to grow food and biofuels, virtually…

Declaración de ONGs sobre el FCPF (Forest Carbon Partnership Facility) propuesto por el Banco Mundial

Statement delivered to World Bank and 32 governments expressing serious concerns over the Bank's proposals to establish a global forest carbon fund.