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Sustainable development goals and the Paris Climate agreement are two important developments IFFA highlights when celebrating the International Day of Forest.
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IFFA, International Family Forestry Alliance, wish all our members, friends and followers a very Happy New year 2016.
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Association of Family Forest Owners Nepal had a successful meeting with the Nepalese Forest minister the 12 December 2015.
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Forest, people and rights are in the center of the climate talks in Paris, reports the IFFA vice chair Lennart Ackzell.
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Sharing experience among International, national and local level is useful and inspiring.
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The IFFA Annual Meeting 2015 will be organised in Paris, France, Friday 4 December 2015 from 16h00 to 19h00 local time.
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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.
International Institute for Environment and Development
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International Union for Conservation of Nature
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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Tel.: +39 (06) 57051
Fax: +39 (06) 570 53152
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World Bank
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Tel.: +1 (202) 477 1000
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The photos are placed in six categories: Bioenergy, Forestry, Multiple use, Environment, Forest Products and The storm in Sweden. They are free for educational and personal non-commercial use.