The initial NYDF Assessment report, published in 2015, proposes a framework of indicators to track progress toward each of the…
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The latest Forest Declaration Assessment finds that global deforestation remains far off track — but opportunities for accelerated action are growing ahead of COP30 in Belém. Explore the findings, data, and next steps for governments, finance, and civil society.
The initial NYDF Assessment report, published in 2015, proposes a framework of indicators to track progress toward each of the…
The 2021 NYDF Assessment report on Goal 7 examines government efforts to realize the potential of forests for climate change…
Improvements in forest governance remain too slow to have a measurable impact on reducing deforestation. The 2018 NYDF Assessment report…
Improvements in forest governance remain too slow to have a measurable impact on reducing deforestation. The 2018 NYDF Assessment report…
Large-scale, top down development projects threaten tropical forests and bring few benefits for local communities. The 2020 NYDF Assessment report…
Forests are fundamental to regulating and stabilizing the global climate. Meeting the Paris Agreement’s ambition of limiting global warming to…
Global demand for soft commodities like food and timber, and for mined commodities like fossil fuels and mined materials, continues…
Achieving international forest goals requires substantial public and private investments to address the drivers of deforestation, and to manage and…
Effective forest governance results in clear policy and legal frameworks that are conducive to meaningful participation of all groups, holds…
Only eight years remain to achieve the twin global goals of halting and reversing deforestation by 2030. Despite encouraging signs,…