Forestry, biodiversity and agricultural institutions have traditionally operated separately, despite working on many shared challenges such as food security, climate change and deforestation.


Forestry, biodiversity and agricultural institutions have traditionally operated separately, despite working on many shared challenges such as food security, climate change and deforestation.

Negotiators at Bonn climate talks have whittled away at controversial policy details related to verifying carbon emissions, paving the way for major progress on REDD+ at the UN climate summit in Warsaw in November.

The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) co-hosted a policy seminar in Washington, DC, on 24 June 2013. Peter Holmgren, Director General of CIFOR, shared the following presentat…

Education and training are not the only ways that CIFOR works to guide change in the Central African forestry research community. CIFOR also works closely with partner organisations and national research institutes to build capacity and to forge links …
