This year’s forum features five thematic sessions: “Keynote Address—Beyond Logging Ban Compensation: Reframing Indigenous Land Economies through the Multifunctionality of Agriculture and Forestry”; “Session 1: Forests as Common Resources”; “Session 2: Integrating Forestry Sector Plans with Spatial Planning”; “Session 3: Current Trends in Forestland Development on Indigenous Reserved Lands”; and “Session 4: Logging Ban Compensation.” The forum concludes with a panel discussion to deepen the discussions and facilitate the exchange of perspectives.

The 8th Indigenous Peoples’ Land Forum: Reimagining Indigenous Land Economies

Source：National Chengchi University