The PISLM for CSIDS is the only independent IGO with a mandate to help countries meet their obligations under the UNCCD and land and soil areas of the Barbados Programme of Action (BPOA)
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π²π³Mongolia to host next UN conference on sustainable land managementCOP17 will bring together UNCCDβs 197 Parties in a crucial global forum to accelerate action against desertification, land degradation, and drought. As one of the most affected countries by desertification, with nearly 77 per cent of its land degraded, Mongolia will leverage COP17 to drive solutions for land restoration, sustainable land management, and resilience-building across the world.Read more at π www.unccd.int/news-stories/press-releases/mongolia-host-next-un-conference-sustainable-land-manag...@followers ... See MoreSee Less
π―π² Jamaican Cartographer- Brittany Bygrave was one of 27 participants from the eight (CSIDS SOILCARE) project countries that participated in a Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Modelling Training in Grenada from π February 10-15, 2025.This training focused on exploring and comparing carbon gaps, helping participants like Brittany to strengthen their knowledge on the potential of their countries and the recommended strategies for sustainable soil management.It will help her to map areas across her countries, that can retain more carbon, compared to other areas and reduce Greenhouse gases.The training was organized by the Partnership Initiative for Sustainable Land Management (PISLM) in collaboration with the FAO Global Soil Partnership, with funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF). π±π #SustainableLandManagement #ClimateAction #SoilCare #CSIDS #PISLM #GEF #ClimateResilience #SoilHealth #Caribbean@followers ... See MoreSee Less