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16/03/2017 - Within the framework of FFF’s capacity building and learning program (“pillar 3”), the FFF team in cooperation with the Myanmar Environment Rehabilitation-Conservation Network (MERN) and the Myanmar Forestry Department had organized the second one-week training course on “Sustainable Timber Production and Value Chain Creation” for 31 persons from...
Deriving landscape benefits through forest and farm producer organisations - IUCN Forest Brief No.15
14/03/2017
14/03/2017
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When smallholder farmers and local communities organise, they can benefit by restoring the functionality of deforested and degraded landscapes, enhance food production, increase the availability of forest products and access to markets, and effect change. Organising to overcome barriers. Forest and farm producer organisations (FFPOs) can include many different groups,...
When farmers and small land holders organise into producer groups to support both livelihoods and forests, remarkable things can happen to a landscape – including a system to sustainably harness energy from forests. That is exactly what happened in a small agroforestry venture in Thailand – and now others are...
This video presents the impact of Forest and Farm Facility activities in the empowerment of Mayangna women. Through its support, FFF helped Mayangna women to reduce poverty and improve food security in the indigenous Mayangna community. The Mayangna group is the second largest indigenous group in Nicaragua, with over 18,000...
“The time has come for us to unite and address our challenges together as tree nursery operators” . This is the statement done by about 120 participants, women and men, ranging from tree nursery operators, agro-forestry farmer groups, county government and national regulatory and research institutions, national and international development...