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![]() MPS releases 2023 Annual Report highlighting major achievements in sustainable mountain development09.08.2024The Mountain Partnership Secretariat (MPS) has released its 2023 Annual Report, now accessible online. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the MPS's accomplishments in promoting sustainable mountain development throughout the year, together with spotlights on Mountain Partnership members' work. Key highlights include the Secretariat's efforts in advocacy, communication... Read More » |
![]() Sustainable land and water resources management – empowering dryland populations28.05.2012Executive Secretary of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) Luc Gnacadja released an important message on water and land sustainable use. The Millennium Development Goal to halve the... Read More » |
![]() New Zealand's natural heritage threatened by 20 years of environmental inaction28.05.2012Less than a month before world leaders meet at a major environmental summit, a WWF’s report warns that New Zealand is falling short on important commitments made at the Earth... Read More » |
Countries of the Andean Community approved the Andean Environmental Agenda 2012-201628.05.2012Countries of the Andean Community (Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia) approved the Andean Environmental Agenda for the period 2012-2016 during the VI Ordinary Meeting of the Andean Council of the... Read More » |
![]() Brazilians top biodiversity and Rio+20 Awareness Poll25.05.2012While Western Nations scored low in awareness of Rio+20 key areas such as biodiversity, Brazilian consumers came out on top for their awareness and understanding of both biodiversity and the... Read More » |
![]() Bhutan’s Tiger Protected Areas: How Safe?25.05.2012A recent preliminary assessment conducted by World Wildlife Fund (WWF) reveals that protected areas for tiger and other threatened species are not necessarily a safe refuge as designed. The preliminary... Read More » |
![]() New South Asia Smart-Agriculture Learning Platform launched25.05.2012South Asia is considered one of the most vulnerable regions to climate variability and change due to its high population, high exposure to climatic risks, chronic food insecurity, widespread poverty,... Read More » |
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