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El mercado global está evolucionando hacia productos agrícolas que respeten los bosques y adopten prácticas comerciales responsables, impulsado por el Acuerdo de París para reducir las emisiones y proteger los ecosistemas. En América Latina y el...

Unsplash/ Sean Peter The planet is facing a growing water crisis, and climate change threatens to make it worse. For millions of people, access to clean water for basic needs is already a daily challenge. Furthermore, rising temperatures are...

In the wake of global agreements made at COP29 on further Article 6 guidance, development partners, donors and business leaders forged ahead in Jakarta this month, by discussing the best ways to harmonize regulated and voluntary carbon markets to...

UN-REDD Africa team together with Uganda Ministry of Environment and Forestry officials pose for photo during a field visit to Mabira Forest Background Achieving sustainable development by 2030 is the ultimate goal of every country in the African...

When we introduced carbon markets to Indigenous Peoples during the Asia-Pacific Climate Week (APCW) in November 2023, a common refrain emerged: the complexity of the topic was overwhelming. Participants expressed their uncertainty, often stating, “I...

Tackling deforestation and forest degradation is crucial for achieving countries’ climate and biodiversity goals, as well as for meeting global climate commitments. New research from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Climate Focus found that not only...

Social forestry community Ciwidey, West Java, Indonesia – agroforestry sites with coffee, avocado, raisin, pineapple, banana, pine, eucalyptus ©UNEP/Taufany Eriz- FAO Indonesia Social forestry and Indonesia’s forests If you are lucky enough to visit...