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Drynet Newsletter #2-5 Cenesta 2013

Drynet Newsletter #2-5

Combating desertification, Drynet, PublicationsJune 28, 2013

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Pastoral communities’ territories of life in Asia: Tales of coexistence Virtual Workshop on Rangelands and Pastoralism in Asia

Workshop on Capacities and Challenges on the Implementation of the UNCCD in Iran, September 2020

The Fourteenth Session of the Conference of the Parties of the United Nations to Combat Desertification (COP14 of the UNCCD)

Participatory action research transforming local food systems in India, Iran and Peru

Investigating the impact of labour force immigration on indigenous and local communities in Asalouyeh

About Cenesta

The Centre for Sustainable Development and Environment (CENESTA) is a not-for-profit civil society organisation that struggles to re-empower indigenous peoples and local communities in Iran and beyond (including indigenous nomadic tribes and coastal and marine areas) by promoting and supporting appropriate recognition of Indigenous peoples' and Community Conserved territories and Areas (ICCAs) that emphasise nature conservation, community rights and sustainable livelihoods. CENESTA also promotes democratising agro-ecological research. CENESTA is a member of UNINOMAD (Union of Indigenous Nomadic Tribes of Iran), ICCA Consortium, IUCN and Global Forest Coalition. It is accredited to the 3 Rio Multilateral Environmental Conventions.

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