UN Climate Summit Concludes in Mongolia with $1.3 Billion Land Restoration Pact

The UNCCD COP17 conference wrapped up in Ulaanbaatar with member states committing to concrete financing and policy measures aimed at combating land degradation and drought. The agreement secures $1.3 billion to translate global environmental pledges into actionable ground-level initiatives.

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COP17: UN land summit ends in Mongolia with $1.3bn deal for restoration, drought resilience

The UNCCD COP17 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, ended Friday with new political commitments, financing and initiatives aimed at turning global pledges on land restoration and drought resilience into concrete action. The post COP17: UN land summit ends in Mongolia with $1.3bn deal for restoration, drought resilience appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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UN Climate Summit Concludes in Mongolia with $1.3 Billion Land Restoration Pact

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