India used the 28th Session of the Committee on Forestry in Rome to present its forest and landscape restoration efforts as part of a broader climate, biodiversity, and land-use strategy. The presentation underscored New Delhi’s attempt to position restoration not only as an environmental priority, but also as a governance tool tied to resilience, livelihoods, and long-term ecological security.
India Showcases Forest and Landscape Restoration Push at COFO 28 in Rome
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India used the 28th Session of the Committee on Forestry in Rome to present its forest and landscape restoration efforts as part of a broader climate, biodiversity, and land-use strategy. The presentation underscored New Delhi’s attempt to position restoration not only as an environmental priority, but also as a governance tool tied to resilience, livelihoods, and long-term ecological security.
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