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Transforming Forest Landscape Conflicts for Better Governance

Date: Sep 03 2018
Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Fees
US$ 1,500

(Course fee includes course materials, lunch during training program, meeting package, and travel and accommodation for field trip (2 nights). Please note that flights, visa, accommodation and other travel related expenses are NOT included in the course fee)

Contact Information
To reserve your place in this course or for more information, please contact:

Ms. Leela Wuttikraibundit, Program Administrative Officer

Email: [email protected]

Tel: +66 (0)2 940 5700

Conflict over the management of forest landscapes can be destructive on many levels. This is particularly worrying considering the prevalence of these types of conflicts throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The conflicts vary in their causes, intensity and impacts. The situation is often exacerbated by the low capacities of the key actors involved or affected by these conflicts to address them effectively, leading to significant costs for government and private sector, and even more so for local communities.

Since its establishment in 1987, RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests has been developing the capacities of key stakeholders to transform forest landscape conflicts. RECOFTC’s capacity development program in this area emphasises maximizing the positive outcomes from a conflict situation.

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Geographic focus
Regional