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Forest Cover 51 – Mainstreaming biodiversity? Mainstream equity and justice

27 Oct, 2016

In this 51st edition of Forest Cover we examine the importance of incorporating a gender perspective in biodiversity conservation and the launching of the ‘Women2030’ global programme with case studies from Kyrgyzstan. We take an in depth look at what “mainstreaming biodiversity” means, the opportunities and challenges of the upcoming CBD COP13 taking place in Cancún, Mexico from December 4th-17th, the dangers of corporate driven climate interests, and the significance of including Indigenous Peoples, traditional knowledge, peasants, and women in biodiversity conservation.

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GFC Annual Report 2015

21 Dec, 2015

Chair intro (by Diego Alejandro Cardona): 2015 was a year of challenges for all those who are concerned about the fate of Indigenous Peoples, local communities, their territories and their…

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GFC Annual Report 2014

21 Dec, 2014

Chair intro (by Diego Alejandro Cardona): It is with great satisfaction that we provide all those who are interested in forests and the peoples who inhabit them with our annual…

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GFC Annual Report 2013

21 Dec, 2013

Chair intro (by Andrey Laletin): Global Forest Coalition looks to the long-term, seeking real, fair and lasting solutions to forest loss. This is far from easy, especially in light of…

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GFC Annual Report 2012

21 Dec, 2012

Chair intro (by Andrey Laletin): A ‘Green Economy’ marked by thousands of hectares of fresh new monoculture tree plantations producing raw material for the ‘bioeconomy’ and a drastic expansion of…

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GFC Annual Report 2011

21 Dec, 2011

Chair intro (by Fiu Mata’ese Elisara-La’ulu): This year, 2011, has been another challenging year for our global, regional and national work in terms of the on-going and drastic reduction in…

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