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Asia/Climate Change
Background: The Youth Forum, 1-6 October 2010, is being organized recognising the far reaching consequences of climate change in the Himalaya and to make aware young professionals in the region about how parts of these problems can be addressed t...
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Pacific/Climate Change
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 10:23 AM To: 'All USP Staff at Laucala'; laucala-campus-students@student.usp.ac.fj Subject: Invitation to workshop/lecture University of The South Pacific's Division of Marine Studies (SIO, FSTE) in collabor...
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Asia/Climate Change
August 10 2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STATEMENT ON PURPORTED FOREST CARBON DEAL IN SARAWAK INVOLVING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES On August 6, Reuters released a news article titled “Australia firm signs forest CO2 deal withMalaysia tribes”. On beha...
10/08/2010 | 132 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

Pacific/Climate Change
Subject: International Conference on Renewable Energy and Climate Change International Conference on Renewable Energy and Climate Change – Focus on the Pacific (ICRECC2010) 6-8 December ...
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Pacific/Climate Change
Statement of the International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change (IIPFCC) on the current Climate Change negotiations Bonn, Germany, 5 August 2010 The IIPFCC, gathered in Bonn on the occasion...
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World/Climate Change
Statement of the International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change (IIPFCC) on the current Climate Change negotiations Bonn, Germany, 5 August 2010 The IIPFCC, gathered in Bonn on the occasion of the sessions of...
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Asia/Climate Change
2 July 2010: Warmest Greetings! APIYN is a network of over 22 indigenous youth organizations in the Asia-Pacific region. The Network aims to contribute towards building the capacity and self-confidence of the indigenous youth in the Asia-Pacific re...
09/07/2010 | 320 Hits | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

Asia/Climate Change
A revolutionary scheme backed by the World Bank to pay poor countries billions of dollars a year to stop felling trees is the best way to stop logging and save the planet from climate change, according to wealthy countries and conservationists, yet d...
06/07/2010 | 195 Hits | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

Asia/Climate Change
Background Indigenous peoples are a vital driving force of sustainable development. Their determination to exist as separate peoples with their own cultures, identities and livelihood clearly demonstrate the linkages between bio-diversity and cul...
05/07/2010 | 225 Hits | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

World/Climate Change
December 4th 2010 - at the time of the United Nations Talks on climate change (COP16/MOP6) in Cancun, Mexico The Global Day of Action on climate 2009 was a huge success demonstrating the rapid mushrooming of a massive global movement in reponse t...
10/06/2010 | 251 Hits | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

Asia/Climate Change
The principal demand from the peoples of Bangladesh to the international community reduce green house carbon gas by 2050 carbon gas must be reduced 95%. It also demands the losses to recover the rural livelihood from the developed nations and they ...
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Pacific/Climate Change
20 May 2010 JOINT PRESS RELEASE (50/10) Forum island governments, non government organisations and other community groups within the region will soon be able to access the US$66 million (6.8 billion Yen) Pacific Environment Community (PEC) Fu...
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Asia/Climate Change
Jane Qiu, Beijing: Born into a farming family in south Yunnan province, China, Zhu Youyong's life has always been tied to the soil. At the age of 54, however, Zhu — now president of Yunnan Agricultural University in Kunming — says he &q...
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Asia/Climate Change
Forest Peoples Programme Comments to the Draft REDD+ Interim Partnership Document, 12 May 2010: INTRODUCTION - Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) has revised the draft text of the Interim REDD partnership and would like to ...
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World/Climate Change
New York – Today, President Evo Morales of Bolivia will personally present UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon with the conclusions of the World People’s Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of the Mother Earth, which was held ...
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AlJazeeraEnglish  14 December 2009 — For generations, Malaysia's indigenous communities have lived and thrived in the country's tropical forests.

But encroaching development is taking its toll on the forest and the natural environment and deforestation is a major contributor to the emissions that cause climate change.

Diweng Bakir is a Jagoi and a key campaigner for indigenous communities in the Malaysian state of Sarawak on northern Borneo.

He tells Al Jazeera his story. 

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