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UNCCD Global Movement for Environmental Restoration

UNCCD Global Movement for Environmental Restoration

UNCCD Global Movement for Environmental Restoration

United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) has launched a transformative Global Movement for Environmental Restoration, an initiative that seeks to address one of the most pressing challenges of our time: the degradation of ecosystems and biodiversity loss. This global campaign invites individuals, communities, organizations, and governments to unite in the mission of restoring the planet’s ecosystems for a sustainable and resilient future.

Main Objectives of UNCCD Global Movement for Environmental Restoration:
  • Ecosystem Restoration: Promoting large-scale restoration efforts to rehabilitate degraded landscapes, forests, wetlands, and coastal areas, ensuring biodiversity thrives once more.
  • Climate Action: Enhancing carbon sequestration and climate resilience through restoration, contributing significantly to global climate targets and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
  • Community Empowerment: Engaging local communities, especially those directly impacted by desertification and land degradation, by providing tools, resources, and funding for restoration projects.
  • Knowledge Sharing: Facilitating the exchange of best practices, scientific knowledge, and innovative solutions for sustainable land and water management.
  • Youth Engagement: Inspiring young leaders to take action by providing education, opportunities, and platforms to drive grassroots initiatives.
Main Advantages of UNCCD Global Movement for Environmental Restoration :
  • Collaborative Platforms: Working alongside governments, NGOs, private sector entities, and academic institutions to implement impactful projects globally.
  • Funding Opportunities: Accessing grants and financial support for environmental restoration projects that align with UNCCD goals.
  • Educational Programs: Participating in workshops, webinars, and courses designed to enhance understanding and capacity in restoration practices.
  • Recognition and Advocacy: Gaining visibility for your efforts through global campaigns, events, and awards highlighting successful restoration initiatives.
The deadline is on 30 January 2025
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