Community Livelihoods Assessment and Product Scanning (CLAPS):
First steps to community-based NTFP enterprise development

This training will best benefit community enterprise practitioners, NGOs supporting Community-Based NTFP Enterprises (CBNE) and other natural resource based enterprises managed by communities and government staff with the mandate to support CBNEs, especially those that will actively support the establishment of CBNEs.

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PRSGF open call for proposals

In partnership with Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA), NTFP-EP is accepting proposals for the Pastor Rice Small Grants. Click here to apply.

Twenty extraordinary years!

Stay updated on our network's events as we celebrate twenty years of linking people and forests this 2018!

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Exchange News VIEW LISTINGS

January 15, 2019

The launch of the Salween Peace Park

HPA-PUN, Myanmar – In a time of growing uncertainty about the peace process and the increasing displacement of marginalized peoples by conflict and large-scale investments, the Salween Peace Park represents the culmination of decades long efforts by Karen communities and READ MORE »

December 4, 2018

COP24 Side Event: Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Leading the Way for Climate Action

KATOWICE, Poland – As discussions are made to steer directions and operationalize a global framework for global climate action in COP24 Katowice, NTFP-EP has teamed-up with European Network for Community-Led Initiatives on Climate Change and Sustainability (ECOLISE) and Karnali Integrated Rural Development READ MORE »

Blogs VIEW LISTINGS

January 15, 2019

EXCEEDing expectations: Transforming realities through livelihoods

Ms. Khin Nyo met some NTFP-EP staff for the first time when she attended the EXCEED training in Yogyakarta, Indonesia in 2017. Back then, she had only been a few weeks in her position as the Civil Society Organizations (CSO) READ MORE »

July 17, 2018

Farewell, Dr. Taghi Farvar

MANILA, Philippines – We mourn the passing of Dr. Taghi Farvar, President of the ICCA Consortium. As a relentless leader, his passion has given a strong voice to indigenous peoples and local communities around the globe. Dr. Farvar has left READ MORE »