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Just how can we avoid deforestation?

By Elizabeth Kahurani

According to scientists from the ASB Partnership, single, stand alone approaches will not find sufficient solutions. Not especially if the focus is on forests alone and agriculture, the main driver of deforestation, is not in the picture.  

Parting Shot: Dennis Garrity, former ASB chair talks about the impact of the partnership

By Elizabeth Kahurani

Having been there since the inception of ASB Partnership in 1995, Dr Dennis Garrity took some time to give us his reflection on the impact of the partnership over the years and his best highlight moment as the chair. Read excerpts from his interview below and view the entire interview here

Conservation that promotes a green economy

Elizabeth Kahurani (Nairobi) - As countries like Indonesia consider strategies for a policy to implement the REDD+ mechanism, evidence is increasingly pointing to the need for an all-inclusive approach as opposed to establishing and exclusively focusing on protected areas.  In a recent study, ASB Partnership scientists looked at opportunities for a green economy and

Lessons on Forest Transition from Vietnam

By Elizabeth Kahurani (Nairobi) - Vietnam is one of the countries that have experienced forest transition -a move from net forest deforestation to net reforestation and this has partly been as a result of strong government policies on reforestation and forest protection.

ASB Partnership 2010-2011 ‘rating card’

By Elizabeth Kahurani

 “ASB work has become a precursor to most of the debates shaping discussions on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).”

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