Land Degradation and Coral Reef Programme
- The Environment Ministerial Meeting (EMM) of the G20 countries has launched a global initiative to reduce Land Degradation and coral reef programme.
Salient Features of the Programme
- The Global Initiative on Reducing Land Degradation aims to strengthen the implementation of existing frameworks to prevent, halt, and reverse land degradation within G20 member states and globally.
- It will adhere to the principle of doing no harm and try to neutralise possible implications of land degradation on the achievement of other SDGs.
- The Global Coral Reef R&D Accelerator Platform is an innovative action-oriented initiative aimed at creating a global research and development (R&D) ....
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