Publikasjoner
Her finner du våre årsberetninger, rapporter og andre publikasjoner.
Våre rapporter
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Hvor kommer palmeoljen fra?
Regnskogfondets rapport viser at under halvparten av de norske matvareprodusentene vet hvilke land palmeoljen de bruker kommer fra, og ingen av dem kan eller vil navngi områder eller plantasjer. Regnskogfondet kritiserer palmeoljeindustrien for mangel på bærekraft, åpenhet og troverdige sertifiseringsordninger. Rapporten ble gitt ut i 2013.
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RFN Report in Indonesian: Perlindungan Hutan Hujan Berbasis Hak
This report in Indonesia is called Perlindungan Hutan Hujan Berbasis Hak and outlines the international framework for rights based forest protection. It also presents a number of cases from Rainforest Foundation Norway’s 25 years of experience in using this approach in Southeast Asia and Oceania, Central Africa and the Amazon.
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Rights-based rainforest protection
Why securing the rights of forest peoples is the right way to save the forest.
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Protection des forêts tropicales basée sur les droits
Garantir les droits des peuples forestiers pour sauver la forêt.
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Zoning and land use allocation in the Democratic Republic of Congo
In this document Rainforest Foundation Norway, together with Congolese partners, presents a practical proposal for a process of consultation and community consent as an integral part of forest zoning and land use planning and allocation in DRC.
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National REDD+ processes
This new report by the climate network Accra Caucus is a compilation of case studies to inform negotiations at COP 18
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Beauty and the Beast - Norway’s investments in rainforest protection and its destruction
The Norwegian government invests massively and increasingly in industries that are responsible for serious destruction and degradation of the tropical forests. Through its controversial pension fund, Norway is violating its international commitments to reduce its participation in deforestation.
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Rights and REDD in Amazon Countries and Paraguay
The report describes the development of REDD processes in Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay and Peru, seen from the perspective of indigenous peoples and organizations that strive to protect the tropical forests of South America.
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Rapport biologisk mangfold
Norge har forpliktet seg gjennom FN til å begrense tapet av arter kraftig innen 2020. Regnskogfondet, Naturvernforbundet og Utviklingsfondet har utredet hvordan dette kan gjøres.
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Building Accountability in REDD+ through independent grievance and redress mechanism
A briefing paper from Rainforest Foundation Norway, november 2010.
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A Complaint Mechanism for REDD+
A Report from Rainforest Foundation Norway and CIEL, June 2011
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Beyond Carbon
The rights-based safeguards contained in this concise report have been adapted from legally binding national and international legal principles. The safeguards here are not invented but are already provided for in existing nationally and internationally applicable legislation. This report wishes to articulate these principles to ensure that REDD discussions do not focus only on forests but also on rights issues, governance, justice, and environmental integrity.
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Indonesian REDD Safeguard Report
As of July 2010 some 2.7 billion US dollars is available for REDD and other climate change mitigation activities in Indonesia. This study for the Indonesian Civil Society Foundation for Climate Justice set out to document the donor country safeguards policies.
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Soya og biodiesel i Amazonas
En rapport fra Regnskogfondet om soya og biodiesel i Amazonas.
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Avoidable Deforestation - Forest Sector Reforms and REDD in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The report analyses the evolution of several key developments in forest policy and governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and sets out proposals for concrete actions that must be taken to address significant shortcomings in policies and ongoing legal reforms, in order for the DRC to progress in its 'readiness' for REDD
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Gulv og grønne skoger
Dette informasjonsheftet handler om tropisk tømmer i norsk byggebransje. Det retter seg mot alle som har ansvar for anbefaling, bestilling og bruk av trematerialer til bygg, anlegg, interiør og design. Heftet ble gitt ut i 2005 av Regnskogfondet i samarbeid med Norske Arkitekters Landsforbund (NAL), Senter for bærekraftig arkitektur og stedsutvikling (NABU), Norske interiørarkitekters og møbeldesigneres landsforening (NIL), Norske Landskapsarkitekters forening (NLA) og RIF – Rådgivende Ingeniørers Forening
