Sesión 5: 2022-23 Red de Aprendizaje: Bosques, Carbono, y Clima de América Latina

En este series de webinar, oradores Lauren Cooper, Cristina Miranda, y Rowenn Kalman presentan "Distribución de beneficios en la conservación forestal: un ejemplo de Perú".

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Sesión 5: Incentivos / Distribución de beneficios

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Distribución de beneficios en la conservación forestal: un ejemplo de Perú

Oradores

  • Lauren Cooper (MSU Forest Carbon and Climate Program)
  • Cristina Miranda (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú y la Universidad Estatal de Michigan)
  • Rowenn Kalman (Michigan State University (Anthropology/Forestry))

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