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Les gouvernements doivent accorder plus d’attention et de ressources pour faire en sorte que les populations vulnérables bénéficient d’une part équitable des avantages liés à la REDD (Réduction des émissions issues de la déforestation et de la dégradation des forêts), d’après l’UICN.

How enhanced multi-stakeholder processes can ensure REDD-plus works for vulnerable communities.

A new book, Sacred Natural Sites: Conserving nature and culture , has been launched by IUCN at the Convention on Biological Diversity conference in Nagoya, Japan. The book is based on experience from around the world which highlights the importance of sacred natural sites in biodiversity…

'Lives of the Forest' is a new video created by indigenous activists from across the Asia Pacific region exploring the likely impacts of the UN's REDD programme on indigenous resources and lifestyles.  It was created during a participatory video facilitator training in Ifugao (Philippines) by…

CEESP SEAPRISE Members Clive Wicks and Sandra Kloff  and Paul Siegel have just published a best practice guide 'Extractive Industries and sustainable development'.  Available in English and French.