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REALU methodology workshop

Posted Thu, 01/19/2012 - 12:54 by EKahurani

This week, ASB Partnership scientists are meeting in Bogor, Indonesia for a workshop to discuss and explore methodologies that can be used to effectively account for leakage, often seen as a situation where attempts to reduce carbon emissions from one place causes an increase in emissions in another place.

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

Posted Wed, 11/16/2011 - 17:30 by EKahurani

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

Lessons from forest adding countries compliment research evidence in developing countries

Posted Tue, 09/13/2011 - 19:48 by EKahurani

Common success factors for the countries studied were high level government support, forest governance reforms that addressed challenges in transparency and accountability as well as resolving the issue of secure tenure rights that facilitate community ownership.

Agriculture, Forests and Rights are key ingredients to reducing emissions

Posted Tue, 09/13/2011 - 19:33 by EKahurani

The type of agriculture practiced around a forest area, type of land users and the long-term agricultural drivers of land use change should inform an effective REDD design.

Study on Linking Knowledge with Action features ASB Partnership work

Posted Thu, 09/08/2011 - 01:58 by EKahurani

By Meine van Noordwijk and Elizabeth Kahurani

A boundary between science and politics is essential to give free enquiry a chance, but it also implies that the boundary must be bridged for new findings to be appreciated and used.

'Agroecosystems' can boost food security and protect the environment

Posted Mon, 08/22/2011 - 17:37 by EKahurani

Two new reports from the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) seek a new path toward achieving both food security and environmental health.

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