Recent articles and Reports on African land grab. Ugandan farmers take on palm oil giants over land grab claims. By Alon Mwesigwa in Kalangala. Some of the farmers evicted from their land in Kalangala, Uganda, to make way for palm oil plantations. Oakland Institute 3 March 2015. Every spring for the last fifteen years, the World Bank has organized the Conference on Land and Poverty, that brings together corporations, governments and civil society groups.

Friday, November 28, 2008. Plus a little bonus from this very evening. The funeral in the West. With the proud parents and baby after the dedication service. Thursday, November 13, 2008.

Proposition de loi sur le devoir de vigilance. Projet de loi Sapin II sur la lutte contre la corruption.

The mongulu or leaf house. Purpose of the Rainforest Garden. This garden will raise awareness of rainforests beyond the Amazon and highlight the pressures faced by all those who live in them as well as focusing on the broader impact, in terms of climate, that the destruction of rainforests will bring. Comments Off on Purpose of the Rainforest Garden. Here is the full list of winners at Chelsea.

Informer et accompagner les parties prenantes. Pour une gestion durable et équitable des ressources naturelles du Gabon. Gestion durable des forêts;. Protection et promotion des droits des communautés forestières, et en particuliers des Populations Autochtones;. Edition française du GEO-6 disponible.

Promised forest sector reforms failing to materialise, study finds. Lack of public access to information remains a major obstacle to saving rainforests. 2013 Report on the analysis of the level of implementation of the requirements of Annex VII of the FLEGT-VPA between Cameroon and the EU. Annual Report 2013 on the state of transparency in the forest sector in Cameroon.

Promised forest sector reforms failing to materialise. Lack of public access to information remains a major obstacle to saving rainforests. 2013 Report on the analysis of the level of implementation of the requirements of Annex VII of the FLEGT-VPA between Cameroon and the EU. Annual Report 2013 on the state of transparency in the forest sector in Cameroon.

The region is thought to have been inhabited by humankind for more than 50,000 years, and is today home to 50 million rural people including an estimated 700,000 indigenous people. Although the forest is a vital resource, providing food, water, shelter and medicine as well as being central to cultural identity, such groups currently have few rights to the territories they traditionally occupy. Winner of the 2016 Momentum for Cha.