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Biocentric restoration: An Indigenous-led approach for ecosystem recovery and resilience
20/02/2025
In 2022, the Indigenous Biocentric Restoration Project was launched in the Ecuadorian Amazonian Indigenous Territories by the Ecuador’s Ministry of the Environment, Water, and Ecological Transition, Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, and local governments together with FAO and the Internation...
How agroforestry can help mountain coffee producers build resilience
03/07/2024
A new publication from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) sets out how coffee produced through agroforestry can improve resilience and ensure livelihoods in the face of climate change.
Forestry and social protection must be better aligned, says new report
20/11/2023
A new report from FAO calls for social protection and forestry to be aligned to work towards shared goals of risk reduction and poverty alleviation for forest dependent people.
Social organization key to future crisis response for forest communities – FAO report
16/12/2022
A new report assesses the impact of COVID-19 on forest communities and highlights the vital role of social organization in their response, recovery and in building back better after the pandemic.
Countries must create legal solutions for rights over carbon and emissions reductions
15/11/2022
More clarity on who ‘owns’ emissions reductions is still needed to access different sources of forest carbon finance and protect the rights of vulnerable groups, according to a new information brief released today by FAO.
Traditional indigenous knowledge meets new technologies
01/01/2020
How knowledge-sharing impacts the protection of forests in Paraguay.
Supporting Indigenous Peoples to restore the balance between wildlife and food security
21/10/2019
Achieving sustainable levels of hunting and fishing in Guyana.