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Community-based conservation efforts can benefit from examining what constitutes a ‘community’ in a given setting, consider existing land uses, informal institutions, and subgroups of interest, and…

It is essential to involve the indigenous communities in preserving the forest that they themselves depend on.

Strategic litigation can improve environmental and natural resource governance by bridging the gap between a court system and state-led anti-corruption efforts.

Addressing corruption in the forest sector requires an understanding of the role of political and informal power arrangements that shape individual and collective behaviours.

Digital payments in Vietnam’s forest sector need to be the sole means of benefit distribution if they are to significantly reduce opportunities for corruption.

It is widely acknowledged that corruption is used to artificially extend the life of carbon-intensive industries, yet green energy itself is far from immune from corrupt practices.

The six countries sharing the Mekong River Basin have governance systems that reinforce corrupt behaviour. This affects choices for regional cooperation on natural resource governance.