CIPRED research on Indigenous Peoples' Collaborative Perspective on Carbon Markets – Nepal
CIPRED research on Indigenous Peoples' Collaborative Perspective on Carbon Markets – Nepal as part of the Consolidated Review of the Scoping Study on Six Countries across Three Sociocultural Regions: Asia (Nepal and Vietnam), Africa (Cameroon and Kenya), and Latin America (Nicaragua and Paraguay), published by Tebtebba.
The study presents the issues and concerns of Indigenous Peoples and why the inherent rights of Indigenous Peoples to continue the traditional livelihood and resource management should be the basis of carbon markets.
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