Download file (3.37 MB)El Gobierno del Perú está avanzando poco a poco en el proceso de reconocimiento y formalización de los derechos territoriales de los pueblos indígenas de la Amazonía.
Con el fin documentar y analizar cómo se lleva a cabo la titulación y cómo la población local percibe sus impactos, el Centro para la Investigación Forestal Internacional (CIFOR) con el apoyo de la cooperación alemana para el desarrollo realizó un estudio acerca de los avances y desafíos de los procesos de titulación de comunidades nativas. Acá se presenta la síntesis del estudio que se llevó a cabo en las regiones de Ucayali y San Martín.
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Peter Cronkleton
Frangi Valencia
Joe S. Saldaña
Anne Larson
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