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The PCLG aims to promote learning on the links between biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction (www.povertyandconservation.info).
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Welcome to the PCLG networking site!
Welcome to the social network of the Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (PCLG)! The aim of this site is to provide an online forum for people working on the linkages between biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction. Please, use this site to: share news on poverty-conservation linkages, announce the publication of new documents, advertise new resources, upcoming meeting or training events, and start discussions through our forum.
Everyone is welcome to join this social network, post blogs and start discussions, but please make sure your participation is relevant to the issue of poverty-biodiversity links.
Everyone is welcome to join this social network, post blogs and start discussions, but please make sure your participation is relevant to the issue of poverty-biodiversity links.
Forums or Blogs - which should I use?
Please use the Forums when you want to start a discussion, and the Blogs when you want to announce something (such as a new report, event, etc.) or just want to share your thoughts. Blogs allow you to upload a file and preview your message before you post it. Both options allow users to comment. If you want to upload a document to the background database of useful reports or useful links - please send it to pclg@iied.org.
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World Conservation Congress, Barcelona, 5-14 October 2008
Were you in Barcelona? Did you attend any interesting event, or had any meaningful discussion, on the linkages between poverty and conservation while there? If so, why not sharing it with the rest of…Continue
Started by Alessandra Giuliani Oct 24, 2008.
Measuring the Socio-Economic Impacts of Conservation
Three international conservation organisations (Fauna & Flora International, the African Wildlife Foundation and Birdlife International) organised a workshop to explore the challenges and…Continue
Started by Alessandra Giuliani Jul 9, 2008.
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PCLG International Symposium:
The symposium “Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction: what, why and how?”, organized by the PCLG Secretariat, took place on 28th and 29th April 2010 at the Zoological Society of London. More than 200 people, from a range of conservation and development organisations and academic institutions,… Continue
Posted by Alessandra Giuliani on June 1, 2010 at 6:00pm
PCLG International Symposium
The PCLG Secretariat is organizing an international symposium titled “Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction: what, why and how?”. The symposium will take place on 28th and 29th April 2010 and will be hosted by the Zoological Society of London. Recognising that the CBD 2010 target includes ‘contributing to poverty reduction’ as a key rationale for halting biodiversity loss, the aim of the symposium will be to review what we actually know about the degree to which biodiversity… Continue
Posted by Alessandra Giuliani on April 20, 2010 at 4:00pm
Natureandpoverty.net launches new online platform
IUCN NL coordinates the Natureandpoverty.net programme. As part of this programme, IUCN NL has recently launched Natureandpoverty.net (http://www.natureandpoverty.net/), an online platform for practitioners working on ecosystem management and poverty alleviation, aimed at increasing the understanding and effective action on the linkages between nature conservation and poverty alleviation. A key element in the design and set up of the platform is an… Continue
Posted by Peter van Sluijs on November 2, 2009 at 3:35pm
PCLG International Symposium
The PCLG Secretariat is organizing an international symposium that will take place on 28th and 29th April 2010 and will be hosted by the Zoological Society of London. Recognising that the CBD 2010 target includes ‘contributing to poverty reduction’ as a key rationale for halting biodiversity loss, the aim of the symposium will be to review what we actually know about the degree to which biodiversity conservation contributes to poverty reduction. The PCLG Secretariat is now commissioning a… Continue
Posted by Alessandra Giuliani on August 21, 2009 at 10:30am
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Hola John, donde estás ? El Sábado me voy a la Rep'ñublica Checa a hacer un curso de Evaluación de Sostenibilidad, organizado por EASY-ECO de la Universidad de Viena.
Te mando un abrazo.
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PCLG International Symposium:
The symposium “Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction: what, why and how?”, organized by the PCLG Secretariat, took place on 28th and 29th April 2010 at the Zoological Society of London. More than 200 people, from a range of conservation and development organisations and academic institutions, attended the symposium to review what we actually know about the degree to which biodiversity conservation contributes to poverty reduction. Information related to the symposium…See More
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