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Keeping Indonesia’s primary deforestation rate on a downward trajectory in the future will not be easy. Norway and others will need to pay more for forest carbon than they have in the past.

Conflicts of interest have invaded and corrupted global efforts to fight climate change for many years. COP28 is merely the latest in a long line of such events.

Anti-corruption efforts in the male-dominated forestry sector often disregard the importance of gender.

Interventions designed to monitor and report environmental crimes (such as illegal logging and trafficking in protected species) are being undermined by shortcomings in the Peruvian state.

Learn more on how different Theory of change models could help the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative improve its natural resource governance and developmental outcomes.

Our research has uncovered important strengths and weaknesses in current approaches to anti-corruption in renewable natural resource management.

The war in Ukraine is damaging its ancient forests. Reconstruction efforts must protect Ukraine’s forests and tackle corruption challenges in the forestry sector to benefit all of society.

The assumptions practitioners make about “corruption” make a big difference for the responses they consider.