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These resources have been produced for community groups, organisations, human rights trainers and the media to promote and defend human rights in the Pacific.
To download the human rights manual click here.
To download the human rights media guide click here.
Ready for REDD+?

In recent years REDD+ has emerged as a potential solution to the challenge of reducing emissions from loss and degradation of forests. Live & Learn has produced a short animation which explains the basics of REDD+.

To view the English version click here.
To read more about our REDD+ project click here.
Tugeda, Tude fo Tumoro

Since 2009, the 'Tugeda Tude fo Tumoro' project has worked to engage women and men from 50 communities across five Solomon Island provinces impacted by logging, to contribute towards more inclusive and environmentally sustainable communities.
Watch the videos here
Children and Peace Building

Discrimination against children in Western Pacific society reduces opportunities for children to have meaningful participation in their communities. Live & Learn has established a children’s peace network to build peaceful and inclusive societies.
To read about the project click here
Sustaining Agriculture in Kuk World Heritage Site

Live & Learn is working at the Kuk Early Agriculture World Heritage site in PNG to support regional world heritage management.
To read about the project, click here
Our Mission & Vision

Live & Learn Environmental Education is a non-profit, non-government organisation which promotes greater understanding and action toward human and environmental sustainability through education and dialogue building.

Natural Resource Management

Angkor Participatory Natural Resource Management & Livelihoods : Phase 1 & 2

Through sustainable economic development, to reduce poverty and safeguard and protect the world heritage stature and natural environment of the Park and its communities. The project is facilitating the access by park community to increased sustainable livelihood opportunities derived from natural resources and tourism, facilitating the utilisation and management of natural resources in the park in the sustainable way, strengthening the role and capability of communities to participate in the sustainable development and protection of the Park; and strengthening the APSARA’s capacity to fulfil its mandated functions and achieve the above objectives.

The Angkor Participatory Natural Resources Management and Livelihoods Project (APNRMLP) Phase I piloted and tested new ways of managing natural resources in the World Heritage park and building effective relationships between APSARA and two communities living in the park with the key aims of developing sustainable economic activities and the safeguarding of natural resources. Community engagement was very successful in the two sites and as a result Phase II of the project has been implemented in September 2010.

Submitted by Anthia Mirawidya on 5 January 2011 - 4:23am

Natural Resource Management

Angkor Participatory Natural Resource Management & Livelihoods : Phase 1 & 2

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