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Restore ecosystems thru socially inclusive processes; degraded lands by establishing a climate resilient agriculture, biodiversity friendly agroforestry; establish integration of physical, natural infrastructure.
Jorge Quezada
Environment, Natural Resources, El Salvador #glfcop24 #COP24
Japan is an industrial nation, but has high forest cover; in recent past deforestation due to development led to frequent disasters; We realized how much native forests meant, started replanting trees.
We are strongly committed to REDD+.
Koji Hongo
Deputy DG, Forestry Agency of Japan
We cannot address climate change without addressing other inequalities in communities.
Janene Yazzie
Co-founder and CEO , Sixth World Solutions
Just knowing what is the total impact, especially when thinking about co-benefits, is a huge challenge.
Jyotsna Puri
Head of the Independent Evaluation Unit, Green Climate Fund
We’re going to change the financial market to make it work for everyone.
Durreen Shahnaz
Founder and CEO, IIX (Impact Investment Exchange)
The Landscape Movement has done wonders in Latin America and Africa. It is now time to move to Caucasus and Central Asia to help implementing the Astana Resolution looking at drylands, mountains, bioenergy and natural based infrastructure as possible solutions to land degradation and climate change
Paola Agostini
Lead Natural Resources Management Specialist, Europe and Central Asia World Bank
The good thing is that despite the fact that indigenous people are subjected to criminalization and impunity, they continue to fight.
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz
U.N. Special Rapporteur on The Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Governments need to step back and think about what this IPCC Special Report means and we need to ensure that all countries will support the Paris Agreement.
Jennifer Morgan
Executive Director, Greenpeace
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