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Crédits et compensation de la biodiversité : questions fréquentes
This fact sheet from Friends of the Earth International critiques biodiversity offsets and biocrédits, arguing that these market-based mechanisms often lead to social and environmental harm rather than effective conservation.
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Document type: Fact sheet
Preguntas frequentes de las comunidades: Mercados de carbono
A guide by Friends of the Earth International designed to help indigenous peoples and local communities understand and resist carbon markets, which the organization characterizes as a false climate solution that threatens land rights and ecosystems.
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Document type: Guide
Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas y comunidades locales para garantizar el bienestar de los bosques y la biodiversidad
This policy brief by Friends of the Earth International argues that forests managed by Indigenous Peoples and local communities (PICL) are essential for biodiversity conservation and climate justice, but are threatened by extractive industries and exclusionary conservation models due to a lack of supportive public policies.
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Document type: Policy brief
Community FAQ: Carbon Markets
A guide by Friends of the Earth International designed to help communities understand and resist carbon markets, which the organization characterizes as a false climate solution that threatens community rights and ecosystems.
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Document type: Guide
Droits des peuples autochtones et des communautés locales à assurer le bien-être des forêts et de la biodiversité
This policy brief from Friends of the Earth International argues that forests managed by Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLC) are essential for biodiversity conservation and climate justice, but are threatened by extractive industries and certain conservation programs due to a lack of public policies recognizing their collective rights.
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Document type: Policy brief