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Esta investigación se centra en los procesos que permitieron la formación de la Frontera Perú-Ecuador, a lo largo del siglo XX, desarrollando un trabajo de diálogo entre especialistas de los dos lados de la frontera.
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Multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs) have been hailed as ¿the collaboration paradigm of the 21st century¿ (Austin 2000: 44). These initiatives have received much interdisciplinary attention due their potential for participatory stakeholder agreements with outcomes that are more equitable and sustainable than those reached through mainstream top-down and/or unisectoral decision-making mechanisms. These initiatives base their claim for legitimacy on their capacity to include the participation (and voices) of a wide range of stakeholders. Due to this promise, MSIs have become a popular approach in a wide variety of fields seeking participatory decision-making and interactive problem-solving. In an important sense, MSIs follow in the footsteps, and attempt to address the failures, of the participatory approaches to development that were heavily criticised throughout the 1990-2000s.
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This project aims to investigate how global sustainability regulators, such as Fairtrade or the Rainforest Alliance, can more effectively tackle large-scale regulatory problems of deforestation, land use conflict and recurring labour rights violations. The project will address this question by analysing and evaluating innovative regulatory schemes that were designed to have broad, sector- or jurisdiction-wide impacts on critical social and environmental problems, drawing on case studies from Peru, Ecuador and Indonesia.
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Seguimiento de tres procesos que se desenvolvieron en estrecha relación: (1) El desarrollo de la agenda de incidencia y las acciones de la coalición de organizaciones de la sociedad civil Grupo Perú COP20; (2) las movilizaciones y acciones colectivas de la ciudadanía en torno a la COP, y principalmente entorno a la marcha en defensa de la madre tierra y (3) el trabajo conjunto de incidencia de Oxfam-Perú con campañas de Oxfam Internacional.
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This project will support universities, indigenous communities, policy-makers and other actors in building institutional capacity to trigger sustainable development and indigenous social inclusion in the Peruvian Amazon. The overall aim is to co-produce a tailored, community-based REDD+ plan adapted to the needs of two tropical forest regions, Loreto and San Martin. Outcomes of the project include: (i) a critical assessment of forest climate mitigation strategies in indigenous territories; (ii) implementation of action research methodologies for mapping of ecosystem and cultural services that include indigenous knowledge; (iii) the multi-actor co-production of two territorial and community-based REDD+ plans; (iv) scaling-up of context-sensitive policy recommendations. As a result, this project will support Peru¿s commitments to the Paris Agreement and SDGs with in-depth knowledge and policy recommendations on forest conservation strategies that are efficient, in terms of climate change mitigation and adaptation, but also respectful of equity and sustainability claims raised by indigenous peoples.
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