
As indigenous communities around the world gain recognition of rights to their ancestral lands, their rights to resources on those…

In 2018, action around the world is in full swing to meet global goals on climate change, sustainable development and…

With no shortage of interested stakeholders when it comes to climate change, there is a need for transparent land-use monitoring…

As the challenges of climate change come into clearer focus, international initiatives such as the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable…

Nearly every rural family in the 49 countries of sub-Saharan Africa relies on wood to cook, boil water, provide heat…

Climate change may affect everyone, but not always equally. Women — especially those living in poor, rural communities — often…

In the past week, sharp criticism was leveled at CIFOR’s recent publication, ‘Rights abuse allegations in the context of REDD+…

In the hot, tented meeting rooms of the global climate conference in Bonn, peatlands are never far away. This is…

There is much political will to meet ambitious goals on forest restoration – just think of the commitment and cooperation…

In early October, at its 18th Board meeting in Cairo, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) adopted its latest policy related…

I am now moving on from CIFOR, and this is my final DG’s Column in Forests News. I have made…

Up to 1.3 billion people are now living on degraded land, at risk of food and water shortages and worsening…

Forests play a central role in climate change mitigation, as recognized by the Paris Agreement. Over the last decade, hundreds…

With 425 people in attendance in Jakarta — as well as over one thousand views of the event livestream and…

The 46th sessions of the UN Climate Convention Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI 46) and Subsidiary Body for Scientific and…