The New York Declaration on Forests is a partnership of governments, multinational companies, civil society and indigenous peoples who strive to halve deforestation by 2020 and to end it by 2030.
The NYDF outlines ten ambitious global targets related to protecting and restoring forests, which, if realized, have the potential to reduce annual carbon emissions by 4.5 to 8.8 billion tonnes of CO2 - equivalent to the annual emissions of the United States.
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NYDF Endorser Perspectives Report: Progress, Challenges and Enabling Conditions for Action
This report presents perspectives from the endorsers of the NYDF, examining endorser progress to achieve the 10 goals, including enabling conditions for endorser action, barriers to progress, and lessons learned five years since the launch of the Declaration in 2014.
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NYDF 5-Year Anniversary and Leadership Event
This NYDF event sought to take stock of progress and challenges to date in meeting the goals of the 2014 NYDF, highlight innovative areas of action, and foster a high-ambition multi-stakeholder collaborative process committed to increasing action to 2020 and beyond.
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New Report: Five-year assessment of progress on protecting and restoring global forests
Since the New York Declaration on Forests was adopted in 2014, progress on ending deforestation and restoring forestlands has not lived up to the high level of ambition enshrined in its ten goals.
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2 days ago
"The companies that prosper in the next decade will be ones that have taken the management-speak of “purpose” and turned it into reality"- Mike Barry former @marksandspencer @Ethical_Corp
Companies can contribute to a #ForestPositive future through NYDF.
https://t.co/9uNJts3SFE
"The companies that prosper in the next decade will be ones that have taken the management-speak of “purpose” and turned it into reality"- Mike Barry former @marksandspencer @Ethical_Corp
Companies can contribute to a #ForestPositive future through NYDF.
https://t.co/9uNJts3SFE
2 days ago
WEBINAR: Monday, April 6th by @tfa_Global and @proforest on how to engage with jurisdictional and landscape approaches. https://t.co/xXWF7ZNO5S
WEBINAR: Monday, April 6th by @tfa_Global and @proforest on how to engage with jurisdictional and landscape approaches. https://t.co/xXWF7ZNO5S
Tropical Forest Alliance
@tfa_Global
Do you want to know how your organization can engage with landscape & #jurisdictional approaches?
Join us with @Proforest for a #webinar of the Jursidictional Exchange Network on April 6th, 2-3pm CET.
More info & registration: 👉 https://t.co/YbNNEHbltY https://t.co/oVDTOzR1eD
Do you want to know how your organization can engage with landscape & #jurisdictional approaches?
Join us with @Proforest for a #webinar of the Jursidictional Exchange Network on April 6th, 2-3pm CET.
More info & registration: 👉 https://t.co/YbNNEHbltY https://t.co/oVDTOzR1eD
2 days ago
"Collectively, we fell short of our 2020 targets. Against this complex, global, systemic problem...there’s only so much any company, NGO, or government can do alone." @gorissenn @iki_bmu
NYDF Goals lead to a #ForestPositive future through #CollectiveAction
#FridaysForFuture https://t.co/imZU4JBNpK
"Collectively, we fell short of our 2020 targets. Against this complex, global, systemic problem...there’s only so much any company, NGO, or government can do alone." @gorissenn @iki_bmu
NYDF Goals lead to a #ForestPositive future through #CollectiveAction
#FridaysForFuture https://t.co/imZU4JBNpK
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