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Transforming forest landscape conflicts: the promises and perils of global forest management initiatives such as REDD+

1: Transforming forest landscape conflicts: the promises and perils of global forest management initiatives such as REDD+

Publication date01 Apr 2018
Author(s)Seth Kane, Ahmad Dhiaulhaq, Lok Mani Sapkota, David Gritten
PublisherForest and Society
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Issue or Research Paper

Community Forestry and Community-based Forest Landscape Management for Safeguard Information Systems: An Important Existing Framework for Safeguard Information System Design, Implementation, Monitoring and Reporting

2: Community Forestry and Community-based Forest Landscape Management for Safeguard Information Systems: An Important Existing Framework for Safeguard Information System Design, Implementation, Monitoring and Reporting

Publication date01 Sep 2014
Editors(s)RECOFTC
PublisherRECOFTC
Format
Issue or Research Paper

Innovations in Community Carbon Accounting and Forest-land Management in Karen Villages in Northern Thailand

3: Innovations in Community Carbon Accounting and Forest-land Management in Karen Villages in Northern Thailand

Publication date01 Jun 2014
Author(s)The Indigenous Knowledge and Peoples Network (IKAP)
PublisherRECOFTC
Format
Issue or Research Paper

Social Safeguards in REDD+: A Review of Existing Initiatives and Challenges

4: Social Safeguards in REDD+: A Review of Existing Initiatives and Challenges

Publication date01 Jul 2013
Author(s)Chandra Shekhar Silori; Simone Frick; Harisharan Luintel; Bishnu Hari Poudyal
Editors(s)Naya Sharma Paudel
PublisherJournal of Forest and Livelihood
Format
Issue or Research Paper

Enhancing REDD+ Outcomes through Improved Governance of Community Forestry User Groups

5: Enhancing REDD+ Outcomes through Improved Governance of Community Forestry User Groups

Publication date01 Jul 2013
Author(s)Bishnu Hari Poudyal; Govinda Paudel; Harisharan Luintel
PublisherJournal of Forest and Livelihood
Format
Issue or Research Paper