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Keeping REDD+ clean: a step-by-step guide to preventing corruption
This manual helps interested parties to understand and address corruption risks associated with forest carbon accounting – particularly REDD+ – ...
Report published – Oct 2012
Tackling Forestry Corruption Risks in Asia Pacific
This report is based on research carried out in five Asia Pacific countries – China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. ...
Report published – Feb 2012
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Did you know that you have a right to know? Spreading the word in Papua New Guinea’s forests
“Welcome to the jungle!” George flashes me a wry smile as our jeep begins its stuttering ascent up the mountain, into an endless ...
Posted on 11 Jun 2012 by Alice Harrison
Malaysian public become eyes and ears of the forest
You live in a very remote area in a forest-rich country. You may not rely on the forests to make a living ...
Posted on 15 Feb 2012 by Claire Martin
Durban COP17 wrap-up: Corruption now on the climate change radar
Manoj Nadkarni, Programme Manager of Transparency International’s Forest Governance Integrity Programme, ...
Posted on 20 Dec 2011 by Manoj Nadkarni
A silent protest in Pulau Padang
Transparency International recently launched a report on corruption in the forestry sector. Dede Kunaifi, ...
Posted on 28 Nov 2011 by Guest Author
Corruption and Forestry: Once gone, they cannot be brought back
Manoj Nadkarni, Programme Manager of Transparency International’s Forest Governance Integrity Programme, ...
Posted on 16 Nov 2011 by Manoj Nadkarni