What would it take over this decade to enable 50% of the world’s food to be produced in a way that delivers positive outcomes for people, nature, and climate, providing affordable, nutritious food for 10 billion people?
Indigenous Peoples, FAO and the Regen10 are partnering on this session to showcase the knowledge and learning from Indigenous Peoples' regenerative food and knowledge systems and provide space for a dynamic discussion on opportunities to further strengthen such approaches.
The inability of sufficient financing to reach local levels constrains the achievement of NDC ambitions in agriculture. A massive opportunity lies in the contribution of forest and farm producer organisations (FFPOs).
At COP26, the United States announced a renewed whole-of-government commitment to promoting gender equity in mitigating and responding to climate change, underscored by the associated climate strategic priority in the U.S. National Gender Strategy.
This event will address the importance of initiatives designed to support Indigenous and local community (IPLC) leadership in stewarding lands, waters, and natural resources through direct access financing.
With 100+ decisions under the auspices of UNFCCC that include gender mandates, the Parties to UNFCCC have agreed that gender equality considerations and women’s participation are essential to climate solutions. Despite this international framework, there is still a long way to go to ensure that…
Supporting landscape restoration and sustainable use of local plant species and tree products for biodiversity conservation, sustainable livelihoods and emissions reduction in Cameroon
At its core, The Restoration Initiative is a partnership of countries, agencies, communities, practitioners and other stakeholders working towards achieving shared restoration goals.
TRI supports 11 projects in 10 countries, each of which is unique in its approach. Explore each project to learn more.