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  -              <p class='download'>Download: -</p>
  -              <p>Coming soon</p>
  -              <p class='credits'><strong>Credit:</strong>-</p>
  +              <p class='download'>Currently unavailable for download</p>
  +              <p>Communal Forests are areas set aside by statute or regulation for the sustainable use of forest products by local communities or tribes on a non-commercial basis. According to the National Forestry Reform Law of 2006, no prospecting, mining, settlement, farming or commercial timber extraction is permitted on community forests.</p>
  +              <p class='credits'><strong>Credit: USAID-Liberia PROSPER</strong>-</p>
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positive.code:                 <li><a href='#' data-slug="brasil_indigenous_lands">Brazil Indigenous Lands</a></li>
                  <li><a href='#' data-slug="canada_aboriginal_lands">Canada Aboriginal Lands</a></li>
                  <li><a href='#' data-slug="panama_comarcas">Panama Comarcas</a></li>
                  <li><a href='#' data-slug="australia_native_title">Australia Native Title</a></li>
                  <li><a href='#' data-slug="new_zealand">New Zealand</a></li>
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              <div id="panama_comarcas" class="source_dropdown_body">
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                <p>This data set displays the boundaries of areas designated as comarcas in Panama. Comarcas are legally recognized semi-autonomous areas where indigenous peoples own the land and resources with rights of access, use, withdrawal, management, and exclusion. Although the Government retains ownership of subsoil resources, the indigenous community must be consulted by government and private organizations for proposed developments on their lands. The government and mining concessionaire are required to guarantee benefits to the community and compliance with sustainable development practices.</p>
  
                <p class='credits'><strong>Credit:</strong>National Coordinating Body of Indigenous Peoples in Panama (COONAPIP)</p>
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