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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Despite preventive measures, complex laws and policies governing forest resources in Asia are often undermined by corrupt…

A popular global narrative portrays China’s business interests in Africa as single-minded, driven by a powerful nation hungry for natural…

JAKARTA, Indonesia (12 May 2014) — The concept of “green growth” is an oxymoron, said a delegate involved in discussions…

Indonesia may miss out on a chance to boost socio-economic benefits for the poor in the eastern province of Papua…

New research from Cameroon, Gabon and the Republic of the Congo shows that certified Forest Management Units (FMUs) — timber…

BOGOR, Indonesia — New research reveals that oil-palm plantations established on primary or secondary forests are unsuitable habitats for the…

When Ulva Takke heard that a foreign-owned firm planned to set up an iron ore mine on the tiny island…

BOGOR, Indonesia (6 March 2014) — Comprehensive U.N. anti-poverty targets established in 2000 have done much to advance and empower…

BOGOR, Indonesia (18 February 2014) — “Floating populations” make it difficult for researchers to determine the exact location of migrants…

BOGOR, Indonesia (12 February 2014) — Each year, International Women’s Day gives the world a chance to celebrate the achievements…

The full impact of current plans to convert 2.24 million hectares (ha) of Indonesian mangrove forests to aquaculture shrimp ponds…

Children living in areas of Africa with heavy tree cover tend to have more nutritious diets, adding credence to research…

In Zambia, the weather is changing — the rainy season begins later in the year than it once did, and…