Asia Pacific > Governments commit to enhance landscapes, say no trade-off for GHG cuts

Governments commit to enhance landscapes, say no trade-off for GHG cuts

Published 22:59 on October 13, 2021  /  Last updated at 22:59 on October 13, 2021  / /  Asia Pacific, China, International, Japan, Nature-based, Voluntary

Governments met virtually this week for the first part of a UN summit tasked with developing a global framework to protect biodiversity, with implications on how forest and land protection plays into climate mitigation and how funders can claim credit.
Governments met virtually this week for the first part of a UN summit tasked with developing a global framework to protect biodiversity, with implications on how forest and land protection plays into climate mitigation and how funders can claim credit.


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