Ce séminaire en ligne est dédié aux autorités nationales désignées (AND), aux entités accréditées (EA) et aux autres parties prenantes intéressées à comprendre le nouveau processus d'approbation simplifié (SAP) pour la mobilisation des ressources du Fonds vert pour le climat (

Este seminario web está dedicado a las Autoridades designadas a nivel nacional (NDA), las Entidades acreditadas (AE) y otras partes interesadas en comprender el nuevo Proceso de aprobación simplificado (SAP) para la movilización de recursos del

Los marcos de planificación del uso del suelo se ha concentrado tradicionalmente en los asentamientos en desarrollo y en infraestructuras relacionadas, dedicando poca consideración a la conservación de la biodiversidad y a los requisitos de mitigación.

Trees for the Future (TREES) is ending hunger and extreme poverty for farmers in developing nations. Founded in 1989 to combat unsustainable land use practices in the developing world, TREES’ mission is to improve the livelihoods of impoverished farmers through revitalizing degraded lands. For 28 years, we have worked at the intersection of poverty alleviation and sustainable agriculture.

In December 2015, countries adopted the Paris Agreement on climate change. For the first time, 195 Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) pledged to curb emissions, strengthen resilience and joined to take common climate action. This followed two weeks of negotiations at the United Nations climate change conference.

Many governments face the triple challenge of reducing environmental risks, while fostering economic growth and reducing poverty. Green fiscal reform (GFR) as a policy approach can improve fiscal consolidation, spur innovation, and help identify smarter ways for government taxation and spending.

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Land-use planning frameworks have traditionally focused on developing settlements and related infrastructures with limited consideration of biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and mitigation requirements. It is underused in maximizing win-win solutions for human well-being and sustainability under the threat of global climate change.

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