
5 principles for partnering with communities on forest restoration
Indigenous peoples must be central to developing fair forest stewardship and restoration systems. These principles can help develop community partnerships.
Masters of Science in Economics for Development, University of Oxford, UK; Honours in Economics, University of Cape Town. Head of 1t.org, working to conserve, restore and grow a trillion trees, with focus on private sector engagement. Formerly led the environment agenda for the World Economic Forum’s global meetings 2014-2020. Project manager for Dalberg Global Development Advisors 2008-2014, and prior to that strategy consultant at Deloitte Consulting. Certified facilitator and intrapreneur, working to restore balance between humanity and nature. 2017 UN Environment Gender and Environment Advocate Award; World Economic Forum Global Leadership Fellow.
Indigenous peoples must be central to developing fair forest stewardship and restoration systems. These principles can help develop community partnerships.
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