Add to CalendarSustainable Development Goal 15 formulates an ambitious vision for the landscapes of the future: a land degradation neutral world in 2030. In this event we will discuss why Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) is not only another target but a framework by which we can leverage existing commitments to sustainably manage our working landscapes. A key challenge for the implementation of LDN and FLR commitments is land governance. Panelists and audience will explore how the governance of tenure, access, and use of land and soils is critical for the success or failure of all restoration initiatives.
For more information on the topics of discussion, please see:
- Global Land Outlook
- Achieving Land Degradation Neutrality at the country level
- Scientific conceptual framework for land degradation neutrality
- Global Soil Week
- Land Rehabilitation through reforestation – the power of property rights
- Soil Protection Fact Sheet
- Land Degradation Neutrality– A new impetus to address the global challenge of land and soil degradation
- Gender factor in achieving Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN)
- Sustainable Land Management for Climate and people – Policy Brief
- Land in Balance – Policy Brief
- Land Degradation Neutrality Transformative actions, tapping opportunities
- Great Green Wall Africa
- LDN Fund brochure
- Video – Land and SDG 15
