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Illegal Knowledge
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Illegal Knowledge
"Everything we should have known, but were never supposed to find out..."
Turismu (Timor Tourism Dream)
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Casa de Producao Audiovisual
— April 28, 2011
Dili, the capital of the land of the rising sun, Timor Lorosa'e, or Timor Leste, has many tourism potentials. However, in reality the facilities and infrastructures to support tourism are not yet developed. Foreigners have instead taken over some of those tourism potentials, and the film urges the Timorese to rise to the challenge. The film is narrated in Tetum with English subtitle.
Nature’s Investment Bank
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David Connell
— December 11, 2007
Marine protected areas can contribute to poverty reduction. In a preview of this documentary, a local leader from Waiqanake, Fiji tells in his own words how marine protected areas have improved his community's wellbeing and helped reduce poverty. "Nature's Investment Bank" is a companion to a quantitative and qualitative analysis of more than 1,000 interviews and group discussions in four countries that show how specific marine protected areas have contributed to local poverty reduction.