Give Forests Back to the People who Live with Them
Gib Wettenhall
Abstract
Gib Wettenhall
Abstract
At the United Nations Forum on Forests in January, in this International Year of Forests, the International Family Forest Alliance (IFFA) in alliance with Indigenous peoples living within forests, made the point that for a large group of the world's rural poor, forests mean life, providing them with a place to live and a source of wood, fuel and water.
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At the United Nations Forum on Forests in January, in this International Year of Forests, the International Family Forest Alliance (IFFA) in alliance with Indigenous peoples living within forests, made the point that for a large group of the world's rural poor, forests mean life, providing them with a place to live and a source of wood, fuel and water.
Key concepts: Alliance, Indigenous, Project commissioning, Geography, Publishing, Economic growth, Business, Agroforestry