The Three Right Holders Group

International Family Forestry Organization (IFFA)
Global Alliance of Community Forestry (GACF)
The International Alliance of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples of the Tropical Forests (IAITPTF)

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Locally controlled forestry

65 years old Nepalese manages model farm

In the prosject Family Forestry Faces, there is published a "face" from Nepal

Best Whishes 2018

Dear forest friends

Best wishes to all off you for 2018

From IFFA, International Family Forestry Alliance

Family Forestry success in Nepal Elections

In the local election in Nepal 35 representatives of AFFON, the Nepalese member of IFFA, has been elected. More than half of them are women.

Few forest discussions at UNFCCC COP 23 in Bonn

At the COP 23 very little of substance on forests was discussed at the main negotiations. The task of implementing the Paris Accord become an administrative debate on the REDD instrument. The issue was whether a special institutional arrangement was needed within the convention or not. No consensus was established.

Committee on Food Security CFS with IFFA

IFFA was present at the Committee onFood and Secuirity. IFFA participated in a panel discussion on Feminism, Forests and Food Security and Women’s Important Role in the Development of Sustainable Management of the Forest Landscape, as well as the Importance of Forests for Food Supply Globally on October 9th at FAO in Rome.

IFFA at RRI events

IFFA Participated in two RRI events in October. IFFA participated at the Rights and Resources conference “Reducing Unequally in a Turbulent World and RRI Global Scan.

Growing Forest Partnerships (GFP) is about building up and supporting networks at local, national and international levels. Through this process, GFP seeks to improve the connections between forests and other sectors. It aims to ensure that global discussions about forests include the real and current challenges that forest-dependent people and local forest managers are facing, bringing the voices of local communities and indigenous peoples forward to influence decision-making.