Rights, climate change and multilateral organizations

by Michelle Medeiros, Africa Forest Coordinator, Greenpeace International

Empresariales Tecnología

Status of rights in current climate change and forest negotiations and within major multilateral organizations October 2008

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WBs Forest Carbon Partnership Facility ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],“ The Readiness process should ensure that activities and strategies will not cause adverse social and environmental impacts, while also striving to enhance benefits for local communities and the environment.”

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Thank You! Michelle Medeiros [email_address] +31 646 16 2041

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