
Reflections on the seminar about global trends
A selected number of acknowledged thinkers provided an insightful summary of the challenges
Half-time ahead of COP17
The world’s climate change negotiators have gathered again in Bonn for a new negotiating session
CHILE AND SWEDEN AGREE ON FURTHER COOPERATION
Prime Minister Reinfeldt paid an official visit to Chile, signing a memorandums of understanding on...
Press Release: Land rights play key role in conflict
New studies suggest lack of meaningful land rights play key role in conflict, increase in carbon...
Symmary from the Blue Skies meeting at Chatham House
Trends Shaping Land Use and Natural Resource Governance to 2030
ICRAF now seeks to appoint two new positions in Nairobi
– DDG, Research and Director of Administration
Mega trends
In collaboration with the Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI), the Secretariat for International Forest...
Forest Europes sjätte ministerkonferens
Konferensen samlade ungefär 300 deltagare från nästan alla Forest Europe signatärstater
Bio-based Economy Ripe with Opportunity, but for Whom?
While there is a sense that governments and forestry industry are struggling to keep pace with...
Institutional Reform, ‘Quality’ Growth, May Help Sustain Global Resources
Summary of the Seminar on global trends
The Global trends seminar – presentations and recording of the day
The drivers are stronger than we could foresee and a system analysis is necessary to understand the...
Two scenarios of the Russian development up to 2020
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