The New York Declaration on Forests (NYDF) is a non-binding international agreement that seeks to halt natural forest loss by 2030, contributing to global climate and biodiversity goals as well as the UN SDGs. In this session, Climate Focus, Meridian Institute and the UNDP hone in on NYDF Goal 3 (to significantly reduce deforestation from other economic sectors such as mining, extractive industries and infrastructure by 2020), providing key insight on the issues that have hampered progress to date, while raising the necessary questions to accelerate change going forwards.
For forests’ sake: Transforming extractive industries and infrastructure to achieve NYDF Goal 3
Language: English
Year: 2020
Ecosystem(s): Forests
Location(s): Global
covid-19
ecosystems
extractive industries
forests
habitat loss
habitats
mining
New York Declaration on Forests
restoration
rights
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
wildlife
zoonotic diseases
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HOST
Climate Focus
SPEAKERS
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Vinamra Mathur
Regional Director for Asia-Pacific, Youth4Nature
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Erin D. Matson
Senior Consultant, Climate Focus
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Diego Moreno
Director of Environmental Control of the Ministry of Environment and Water, Government of Ecuador
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Laura George
Advocacy and Rights Coordinator, Amerindian Peoples Association
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Marcela Bocchetto
Manager Biodiversity and Climate Change, Anglo American
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Pippa Howard
Director of the Business & Biodiversity Programme, Flora and Fauna International
MODERATOR
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Estelle Levin-Nally
Founder and Director, Levin Sources
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