ASEAN FARMERS ORGANISATION SUPPORT PROGRAMME – ENGAGING WITH ASEAN
Multilevel governance arrangements face many challenges, not least sectorial cultures that promote (and perpetuate) particular visions of (and for) rural areas that are often incompatible. Different government ministries and commissions have different ‘ways of doing things’, rhythms and goals that do not always permit collaborations with other actors. As part of its Global Comparative Study on REDD+ (GCS-REDD+, http://www.cifor.org/gcs/), CIFOR initiated research on multilevel governance and REDD+ in Mexico in 2014 in a comparative project with four other
‘REDD+ countries’. This study looked critically at how landuse decisions are made and how these affect outcomes for diverse actors in two states in southern Mexico: Chiapas and Yucatan (see Map 1). It also examined the potential of new Low Emissions Development (LED) initiatives. In particular, it looked at questions of participation in decision-making processes and perceptions regarding the legitimacy and equity of these arrangements. The concept of multilevel governance is employed to analyze the degree of coordination between different levels and sectors for a common end. The study found many examples of efforts to improve multilevel governance around common problems, but also many obstacles and inertias that inhibited turning crosssector planning processes into practice.
MANILA, FILIPINA (14 September 2017) — Dewan Direktur Asian Development Bank (ADB) hari ini menyetujui dua pinjaman yang total bernilai hingga $1,1 miliar untuk memperkuat dan mendiversifikasi sektor energi Indonesia — sektor yang dipandang penting dalam mendorong pertumbuhan yang inklusif dan pembangunan berkelanjutan di Indonesia.
MANILA, FILIPINA (14 September 2017) — Dewan Direktur Asian Development Bank (ADB) hari ini menyetujui dua pinjaman yang total bernilai hingga $1,1 miliar untuk memperkuat dan mendiversifikasi sektor energi Indonesia — sektor yang dipandang penting dalam mendorong pertumbuhan yang inklusif dan pembangunan berkelanjutan di Indonesia.
RECOFTC - The Center for People and Forests is currently seeking a Director for its Indonesia Country Program. The successful applicant will be based at Indonesia Country Program Office, located within the campus of Center for Forestry Education and Training (CFET) in Bogor, with frequent travel to country sites and in the region, mainly to the Center for People and Forests Regional Office in Bangkok. The contract period will be for 24 months with possibility of extension. This position is open to Indonesian candidates only.
Applications close: 1st October 2017
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Author : Prasit Wangpakapattanawong, Robert Finlayson, Ingrid Oborn, James M Roshetko, Fergus Sinclair, K Shono, Simone Borelli, Anique Hillbrand and Michela Conigliaro
Year: 2017
Number of Pages: 92
ISBN: 978-92-5-109737-3
Dear all,
The Australia Awards in Indonesia (AAI) is seeking applications for some roles as below.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (20 July 2017) — Economic growth prospects in developing Asia for 2017 have improved on the back of stronger-than-expected export demand in the first quarter of this year, according to a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) report.
Kepada Yth Bapak/ Ibu,
Melalui E-Mail ini kami informasikan bahwa saat ini DAAD telah membuka registrasi Beasiswa Research Grants Doctoral Programs atau S3 hingga 15 Oktober 2017. Beasiswa ini untuk tahun keberangkatan 2018.
Adapun syarat dan dokumen utama Beasiswa ini adalah:
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| 1. The German Doctorate.pdf | 2.03 MB |
| 2. Schedule of Research Study.pdf | 35.49 KB |
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