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Forests fare poorly in outcomes of Rio+20, say CIFOR scientists
Michelle Kovacevic
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REDD+ can have multiple benefits for indigenous territories, if it respects their rights
Gabriela Ramirez Galindo
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Collective powers needed to maintain access and control of land and resources
Gabriela Ramirez Galindo
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Forests fare poorly in outcomes of Rio+20, say CIFOR scientists 
REDD+ can have multiple benefits for indigenous territories, if it respects their rights 
Collective powers needed to maintain access and control of land and resources 
