New report: Land tenure and avoided deforestation

A report by the Rights and Resources Institute (RRI), Recognising Indigenous and Community Land Rights, estimates the costs of securing tenure for forest-dependent communities. It presents the following conclusions:

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New report: Land tenure and avoided deforestation

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