By Coraina de la Plaza, Global Forest Coalition Climate finance has again been one of the most sticky issues in international climate change negotiations this year. Since the signing of the Paris Agreement (PA) and well before it, there have been many words of goodwill and promises made to deliver the finance desperately needed in order to address the climate crisis. But most of these promises have gone with the wind. The second week of the United Nations Framework Convention…
Download the summary report here Introduction The CCRI assessment was conducted in three diverse biological-cultural landscapes in India: Buxa-Chilapata forest…
5 Dec 2018 Room Warmia This well-attended side event, titled “1.5 degrees from a Community Perspective”, was co-organised by Global Forest Coalition, Friends of Siberian…
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20 Nov 2018 El Salam - Contact Group 4 Room
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Capacity: 133 people Tuesday, 2018.11.20 @ 13:15 Community conservation is at the heart of the Convention on Biodiversity (CBD). Through many COP decisions,…
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11 Jul 2018 SBSTTA-22 / SBI-02 Montreal, Canada Room A - 1st floor Wednesday, 11 July, 13.15 pm, Room: A – 1st floor CBD Parties have recognised the role of collective actions of…
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Welcome to the 57th issue of Forest Cover, the Global Forest Coalition’s magazine. It provides a space for environmental justice activists from across the world to present their views on… Read in full ›
This brief provides a summary of the 2018 global report of the Community Conservation Resilience Initiative (CCRI) and sets out overarching recommendations for select draft decisions of the 14th Conference… Read in full ›
