Despite obstacles, glf delegates see progress on afr100 forest targets
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06.09.18
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The rehabilitation of degraded forests and wooded, productive landscapes is a key component of a global strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve livelihoods.
The African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative (AFR100) was established to feed into a larger “Bonn Challenge” target to restore 350 million hectares of forests worldwide by 2030.
Learn more. Read “Despite obstacles, GLF delegates see progress on AFR100 forest targets” on Landscape News.
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