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A Financial Approach to Low Emissions Project Development

The objective of this guide is to develop a short, conceptual approach for sub-national spheres of government, and municipalities in particular, for the financial evaluation of low emissions development (LED) projects. 
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Multiple Benefits Assessment Guide

One of the challenges that policymakers face in promoting and justifying low emissions development (LED) or ‘green economy’ projects is effectively articulating and quantifying the positive socio-economic benefits that LED projects produce.
Winning the commitment of local communities, particularly women, is key to successful restoration campaigns in Limpopo Estuary, Mozambique.
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Enhancing Mangrove Ecosystem Restoration in the Western Indian Ocean Region

Tanzania’s Rufiji River Delta hosts the largest mangrove forest in Eastern Africa, a critical coastal ecosystem that provides habitat for migratory birds and diverse marine life, stabilizes the shoreline, and traps sediment and nutrients washing downstream in the Rufiji River. Unfortunately, overexploitation and degradation of these mangrove forests present a persistent challenge.
  • Olivia Freeman, Dr. Mwita Mangora
Comuneros del Pueblo Indígena Shipibo Conibo realizando la vigilancia y control de las tierras indígenas.
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Líderes indígenas protegen los bosques

Los bosques cubren 69 millones de hectáreas en Perú, y representan casi un 60% del país (MINAM 2014). Las Regiones Loreto y Ucayali son las dos regiones amazónicas más grandes del Perú y están tradicionalmente ocupadas y protegidas por Pueblos Indígenas, asentados en comunidades nativas.
  • Isabela Barriga
Community members of the Shipibo Conibo Indigenous People conducting surveillance and control of indigenous lands.
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Indigenous Leaders Protect Forests

Forests cover 69 million hectares in Peru, representing nearly 60 percent of the country (MINAM 2014). Loreto and Ucayali are the two largest Amazon regions in Peru and are traditionally occupied and protected by Indigenous Peoples. These communities have ancestral ties to Amazon forests in Peru and are important allies in supporting sustainable forest management.
  • Isabela Barriga
Women in Guatemala in field
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Climate Change & Gender Equity in Honduras

This post is written by Arely Valdivia, Communications Coordinator for CIAT Nicaragua, and was originally published on the CCAFS website. The women of the municipality of Namasigue, Honduras, have found empowerment in the Local Technical Agroclimatic Committee (LTAC) of the municipality of Choluteca.
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