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Good forest governance is a necessary condition for forest protection and sustainable land use. Seven years after the NYDF was launched, improvements in forest governance remain too slow to have a measurable impact on reducing deforestation. Governmentsneed to accelerate their progress by tackling systemic challenges.

Imagine the world you want to live in... A world where forests and people grow together. It's not too late to build this world - together!

The 2021 NYDF Assessment report on Goal 7 examines government efforts to realize the potential of forests for climate change mitigation.

Forests are essential to our future. We, the endorsers, share the vision of slowing, halting, and reversing global forest loss while simultaneously enhancing food security for all.

The 2021 NYDF Assessment report on Goal 7 examines government efforts to realize the potential of forests for climate change mitigation.

There is no silver bullet—multiple strategies that work complementarily are required to protect, restore and sustainably manage forests.

This briefing paper outlines the key findings collected through CDP’s forest module of the States and Regions questionnaire, which contributed to the 2020 progress assessment of the NYDF Goal 3. The findings showcase leading states and regions who are working to address the forest risks of mining and infrastructure – and where action is still lacking.

In November 2020, the NYDF Assessment Partners published the Goal 3 and 4 Progress Report, Balancing forests and development: Addressing infrastructure and extractive industries, promoting sustainable livelihoods. Following the report, this briefing paper explores the impending threats to forests from the global transition to low-carbon technologies and associated increase in mining. The paper was developed […]

Even though the issue of agricultural commodity-driven deforestation is central to dialogues around tropical deforestation, and despite many efforts by civil society to monitor the issue, assessing progress remains a challenge. Particularly, there is limited reported information on the risk exposure and impacts of companies

According to all indicators, we are failing to halve forest loss and associated greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 and are not on track to stop them by 2030.