TAILIEUCHUNG - FOREST OF THE LOST CHILD, DUS AILAL & DAHAS: RECOGNIZING INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE IN FOREST MANAGEMENT AS MEANS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION AND MITIGATION

A project on Community Participation for Conservation Success developed by WWF, Xuan Mai Forestry University and FPD used Khe Tran as one of the training sites in buffer zones. It was designed to increase the effectiveness of conservation programs in Vietnam by promoting community participation through community- based environmental education (CBEE). The project, started in 2003, aimed to increase the immediate and long-term capacity of government to incorporate CBEE training into mainstream training institutions. It also contributed directly to conservation actions in two priority sites in the Central Annamite, by integrating CBEE activities into the implementation of protected area conservation projects. | FOREST OF THE LOST CHILD DUS AỈLAL DAHAS RECOGNIZING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE IN FOREST MANAGEMENT AS MEANS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION AND MITIGATION WILFREDO V. ALANGUI College of Science UP Baguio Baguio City Philippines Research Volunteer Tebtebba Foundation Inc. Background H Tebtebba Project in partnership with IP organizations in nine 9 countries Nicaragua Kenya Indonesia Nepal Peru Vietnam Cameroon Philippines and Mexico later to include Brazil H General Objective To ensure that indigenous peoples rights and their effective participation in REDD processes at all levels are promoted and supported. t Partners MPIDO Mainyoito Pastoralists Integrated Development Oganization Kenya Lelewal Cameroon CHIRAPAQ Centro de Culturas Indigenas el Peru Peru CADPI Centro para la Autonomia y Desarollo de los Pueblos Indigenas .

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