Story | 22 Jul, 2009

arborvitae Issue 39

Forest partnerships

Amazon: For many of the companies involved, it is the image of partnering with communities that is more important than the product itself.
Innovation: Partnerships between scientists and practitioners are not working well.
Forests Dialogue: I’m convinced that partnerships can achieve much by ‘engaging the radical middle’.
Interview: We haven’t tapped into the real potential of partnerships for forests yet.

arborvitae 39 - 2009 (en)

Photo: IUCN

arborvitae 39 - 2009 (fr)

Photo: IUCN

arborvitae 39 - 2009 (es)

Photo: IUCN

arborvitae 39 - 2009 (en)

arborvitae 39 - 2009 (fr)

arborvitae 39 - 2009 (es)

2 Editorial
3 Livelihoods and Landscapes: Mount Elgon, Uganda
4-5 Partnerships for equitable forest trade: Corporate-community partnerships in the Amazon; the Union for Ethical BioTrade
6-7 Partnerships for learning: a learning network on forest landscape restoration; partnerships for innovation
8-9 Feature: Growing forest partnerships
10-11 Partnership organizations: Multistakeholder initiatives under fire; Insights from The Forests Dialogue
12-14 Partnerships for forest governance: VPAs as partnerships; Strengthening Voices for Better Choices in Brazil; Multistakeholder processes
15 Ground rules for forest partnerships
16 The interview: Jan McAlpine, Director of UNFF

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arborvitae Newsletter Issue 39