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Nurturing Nature

Green OCOP program : Value chains for Non Timber Forest Products

“GREEN OCOP”: SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS ENHANCE FOREST PROTECTION AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION

Stepping Stones session for AGYW at Albert Luthuli Sub-district, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Dirty hands for a low-carbon future

Planting of Indigenous Trees and Fruit trees

Field data collection for establishing tree cover monitoring service in Northern Ghana

Supporting Sustainable Forest Management in Northern Ghana

Conserving Mangrove Forests in Guatemala

Supporting fishermen in South Coast Guatemala

Forest rangers moniror biodiversity conservation at Bac Ma National Park

INCREASE FINANCIAL SOURCES FOR FOREST PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION BY EXTENDING POLICIES ON PAYMENT OF FOREST ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

Preventing forest loss and reducing emissions through a REDD+ action plan

Harvesting Ra Du rice, intercropped with Acacia

INCREASED RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE BY APPLYING CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES

Acacia farmer irritates young trees during the dry season in Vietnam

Increased Income for Farmers, and Reduced Emissions from Supporting Sustainable Forest Management and Acacia Plantations

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Opportunity in Crisis: Building a Cleaner, More Resilient Energy System

As we all know too well, the coronavirus pandemic has left no one untouched, fundamentally altering billions of people’s daily lives, disrupting the global economy, and most notably, with millions contracting the virus and the resulting strain of severe illness, hospitalizations and the tragic loss of human life. The crisis has also laid bare many of society’s weaknesses, including economic inequalities, institutional shortcomings, and inadequate health care delivery systems, leaving vulnerable populations to bear the brunt of the effects of the pandemic.

07/30/2020
Emily Chen