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Category: Guyana

“Global efforts to curb deforestation are failing”: The Palangka Raya Declaration on Deforestation and the Rights of Forest Peoples

Posted on 19 March 201428 February 2016

“Checking deforestation requires respect for our basic rights, which are the rights of all peoples and all human beings. Deforestation is unleashed when our rights are not protected and our lands and forests are taken over by industrial interests without our consent.”

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Why the National Assembly should hold public hearings on the Guyana Forestry Commission

Posted on 7 February 201420 February 2019

In November 2013, Guyanese government agencies released 41 reports to the National Assembly. Several of these were overdue, including a series of annual reports from the Guyana Forestry Commission from 2005 to 2012.

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Almost half of Norway’s climate and forest aid remains unspent

Posted on 20 September 201327 August 2021

In 2007, at the UN climate negotiations in Bali, Norway’s Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg announced his ambitious plans to save tropical forests. Six years later, Norway has disbursed more than US$1.4 billion but almost half of that remains unspent.

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REDD+ safeguards: more than good intentions? Case studies from the Accra Caucus

Posted on 20 June 201326 January 2015

The Accra Caucus recently release a report that looks at the development of safeguards in Guyana, Indonesia, Nepal, Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The report finds that “there are continuing concerns about the current direction of REDD+, especially in some countries”.

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EcoPush: “A leader within the environmental investment sector” or just another scam?

Posted on 10 June 201310 February 2019

EcoPush is a company that offers expertise in environmental markets, including carbon trading, biofuels, agricultural commodities and sustainable timber. While the company’s website boasts a “proven track record”, the website provides little information about who is behind the company and what its track record actually is.

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