Forest and Landscape Restoration Asia

Publications

A repository of publications focusing on FLR in the context of Asia.

2022

This policy brief highlights the recommendations from the workshop that was intended to enhance the capacities of FLR policymakers and planners in AFoCO and ITTO member countries, and two countries from Central Asian region (Tajikistan and Turkmenistan), to undertake successful FLR interventions.

2022

The purpose of these Voluntary Guidelines is to serve as a reference and to provide guidance to improve the governance of tenure of land, fisheries and forests with the overarching goal of achieving food security for all and supporting the progressive realization of the right to adequate food in the context of national food security.

2022

This is a report of an AFoCO and ITTO jointly organized virtual workshop on FLR in partnership with many partners in the region. The report highlights national restoration cases and lessons, strengths, weaknesses, challenges, and opportunities related to FLR.

2022

This report provides an overview of the current challenges and opportunities for increasing public and private investment in restoration through innovative approaches to financing restoration activities. The report also lays out a draft roadmap of actions the UN Decade Finance Task Force will take to overcome challenges and contribute to scaling investment in restoration.

2022

The report aims to understand what activities were currently being funded by donors and to identify interests and opportunities to engage them in FLR.

2022

A report assessing progress toward global goals of halting deforestation and restoration of degraded land by 2030, as set out at the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. Presents an analysis of efforts from public and private sectors, grassroots actors, and collaborative initiatives, and a summary of global forest finance, in which the need to greatly increase funding for forests is noted.

2021

FAO is the custodian UN agency for 21 SDG indicators and is a contributing agency for a further 5. In this capacity, FAO is supporting countries’ efforts in monitoring the 2030 Agenda. This page contains information on the FAO SDG indicators - methodology, key results, events and focal points.

2021

The report highlights that investing in forest conservation and restoration can benefit businesses as they become leading actors in the transition to a nature-positive, net-zero economy along with protecting and restoring the essential biodiversity and ecosystem services that societies and economies depend on.

2021

FLR related unique element of Indigenous peoples includes maintaining biodiversity of native species and richness of domestic species. Agreements, REDD+ initiative to stop forest logging, local restoration initiative and collaboration, government collaboration with indigenous people in sharing knowledge and traditional methods, decreased impacts from the industrial land use, shifting cultivation and spiritual belief contributes in FLR.

2021

The 21-page guide describes approaches to restoring eight key types of ecosystem – forests, farmlands, grassland and savannahs, rivers and lakes, oceans and coasts, towns and cities, peatlands, and mountains.

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