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This week: Greening the global economy from the bottom up
GLF-Luxembourg Finance for Nature
What comes next?
Finance
Restoration
Measuring progress
Rights
Food and livelihoods
Finance
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Finance and value chains
Measuring Progress
Over the past six years, the world’s largest banks have invested some USD 4.6 trillion in fossil fuels. This urgently needs to change – and in 2022, the GLF hosted two Digital Forums and the Value Chains Week campaign to call on private and public financiers to invest those funds in the planet instead. We’ve also been preparing for the upcoming 6th GLF Investment Case Symposium, to be held in March 2023.
Restoration
THIS WEEK’S FOCUS
Restoration
Measuring Progress
We can’t solve the climate and biodiversity crises without restoring the Earth’s damaged and degraded landscapes. In 2022, the GLF continued to push for the protection of biodiversity and the rights of the Indigenous Peoples and rural communities who steward it, which were consistent themes at our two conferences and four Digital Forums organized throughout the year.
Measuring progress
THIS WEEK’S FOCUS
Measuring Progress
Measuring Progress
It’s already too late to stop climate change. Instead, the GLF has focused on finding solutions to mitigate and adapt to the unfolding crisis, including protecting the most vulnerable people from its impacts. These remedies were the main topic of the second edition of GLF Climate, held alongside COP27 in November.
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Rights
THIS WEEK’S FOCUS
Rights
Measuring Progress
This year, the GLF called for a transition to a ‘stewardship economy’ – one that places the sustainable use and management of natural resources at the heart of markets, governments, and nonprofit decision making and practices. We also launched the third edition of the Restoration Stewards program and continued to grow our global network of local GLF chapters.
Food and livelihoods
THIS WEEK’S FOCUS
Food and livelihoods
Measuring Progress
This year, the GLF cast a spotlight on ways to tackle the growing global hunger crisis by restoring food sovereignty across the Global South. At the second edition of GLF Africa, we explored how the continent’s people hold the keys to their own food future.
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Best Photos
Fishers on the run
This stunning image by Sani Mohammed shows thousands of fishers on the run during the Argungu Fishing Festival 2020 in Argungu, Kebbi state, Nigeria. 'Fishers on the run' won first prize at the GLF Africa 2022 Photo Competition.
Light
‘Light’ by Lungisani Mjaji won second prize at the GLF Africa 2022 Photo Competition. The photo was taken in a small village called Nongidi on the edge of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, with a view of the neighboring Eastern Cape.
Nairobi
‘Nairobi’ is Kevin Maimba's third-prize photo from the GLF Africa 2022 Photo Competition. This photo of the Kenyan capital was shot at sunrise to capture the colors. In the foreground are the railway golf club and the city's new expressway.
Climate migrants due to climate change
'Climate migrants due to climate change' by Dipayan Bose won the popular vote award at the GLF Climate 2022 Photo Competition. Due to repeated tropical cyclones in the Bay of Bengal, coastal mangrove villages are being washed away by the hungry tides. This image shows how human lives in India are being affected by the climate crisis.
Dry season
'Dry season' by Le Van Vinh won first prize at the GLF Climate 2022 Photo Competition. This incredible image shows a 'grandmother and granddaughter collecting water in the dry season in Ayun, Gia Lai, Vietnam.
Sundarbans being threatened by climate change
'Sundarbans being threatened by climate change' by Jibon Ahmed won second prize at the GLF Climate 2022 Photo Competition for its depiction of the climate crisis in the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, located between Bangladesh and India.
GLF Climate 2022 on-site team
A photo of the GLF's on-site team at GLF Climate in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, with many more colleagues joining digitally.
Sônia Guajajara at GLF Climate 2022
Indigenous Brazilian Congresswoman Sônia Guajajara at GLF Climate 2022: "Our fight is not only for rights: it is a permanent fight for life."
Yasmine Fouad at GLF Climate 2022
Egyptian Minister of Environment Yasmine Fouad at GLF Climate 2022: “It is very important that COP27 – a COP for implementation – does not exclude the voice of humanity: the most vulnerable communities.”