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SWP October 2018 Newsletter
How is the world’s water being used? And how can we manage it better? SWP Director Eric Viala explains in this new video. In This Issue: — Where is Our Water Going? — SWP Featured on New Security Beat — Thinking Like a Water Model
Protocol for Oil Palm Independent Smallholder for Sustainable and Responsible Management of Peat Areas
Peat in Indonesia is generally located in the lowlands close to the shore and its estimated total area is 21 million hectares, or almost half of the total area of tropical peatlands in the world, which are located in Kalimantan, Sumatra and Papua. Peat is a type of soil derived from plant materials that partly […]
ECO GAMES – Small Group Package
Designed for individual or smaller group play, with Land Use cards sized to be a half-page to lower printing burden. Instructions Moderator Table Chance Cards Game Tokens Land use Cards (print 10 copies)
ECO Game – Large Group Package
Designed for group/community play, with Land Use Cards sized to be one full page to enhance visibility among larger teams. Instructions Moderator Table Chance Cards Game Tokens Land Use Cards (print 10 copies)
Learning & Action Brief 1: The Promise of Anti-Money Laundering Frameworks to Reduce Human Trafficking
Human trafficking remains one of the three most profitable criminal activities in the world, generating $150 billion a year. These profits find their way into the formal financial system, opening opportunities for anti-money laundering actions. Yet significant gaps exist in understanding the links between trafficking in persons (TIP) and money laundering and how to leverage […]
Forest Landscape Restoration Climate Impact Tool
This tool draws from the Global CO2 Removals Database and automatically estimates the amount of carbon sequestered from reforestation activities based on the geographic location and extent of FLR activities entered by the user.
September SWP 2018 Newsletter
Gordon Mumbo grew up watching frequent floods disturb the peaceful flow of village life in Kenya. Now, after 30 years as a water engineer, he has returned to his home country to promote water security in the Mara River Basin. In this issue: – “The River Belongs to the People” – Toward More Resilient Solutions – Women, […]
BUKU 1 : Indonesia Oil Palm Independent Smallholders Limited Definitions, Gaps and Challenges
Palm oil has become the mainstay of agricultural commodities in Indonesia and has had huge impact on general society. Thus, it has received significant attention from various groups due to both positive and negative aspects arising from the industry. The expansion of oil palm plantations undoubtedly has had a negative impact in some sectors, especially […]