Tinkunaku es una comunidad indígena Kolla, que habita en el departamento de Orán, en la provincia de Salta, y que ha configurado su modo de vida siguiendo los flujos de...

Forests have a key role in tackling global challenges, such as food insecurity, poverty, the far-reaching impacts of climate change, land and water degradation, and the loss of biodiversity. West Africa hosts almost 11% of the world's 12 million m² of dense tropical forests, according to the E...

The global market is shifting towards agricultural products that respect forests and adopt responsible business practices, driven by the Paris Agreement's goals to reduce emissions and protect ecosystems. In Latin...

Social forestry and Indonesia’s forests If you are lucky enough to visit Indonesia’s amazing natural forests, you will start to understand their scale, vibrancy, and magnificence. The environmental importance of the...

The planet is facing a growing water crisis, and climate change threatens to make it worse. For millions of people, access to clean water for basic needs is already a daily challenge....

Countries in West Africa are strengthening their technical and institutional capacities to support REDD+ readiness, with assistance from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), through a...

Praia, Cabo Verde; 29 May 2025 – After four days of dialogue, shared experiences, and hands-on learning, the Global South-South Knowledge Exchange on Community-Based Forestry: From West Africa to the...

Home to some of the oldest agriculture systems in the world and rich in tropical forests and biodiversity, Papua New Guinea has spent over two decades cultivating its domestic conservation strategy. At the same time, the Pacific island country has spearheaded international efforts to develop the REDD+  framework, boosting positive incentives for activities contributing to mitigation in the forest sector.