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KSA Business: Saudi Arabia to host biggest UN conference on land and drought - Vimarsana News

KSA Business: Saudi Arabia to host biggest UN conference on land and drought

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has signed an agreement

The Dominican Republic miracle: a fifth of the country regreened in 10 years - Vimarsana News

The Dominican Republic miracle: a fifth of the country regreened in 10 years

The Yaque River basin restoration project has reduced soil degradation by 18%, although gentrification and climate change remain threats

Source: elpais.com
Saudi Arabia To Host UNCCDs Largest COP-16 Moot In Riyadh This Year - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia To Host UNCCDs Largest COP-16 Moot In Riyadh This Year

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) on Wednesday signed an agreement paving the way for the 16th session of the Convention’s Conference of the Parties (COP16) in Riyadh from 2-13 December 2024

Saudi Arabia to host largest-ever UN conference on land & drought - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia to host largest-ever UN conference on land & drought

Taking place in the most water-scarce region and one that is severely affected by desertification and land degradation, the Riyadh COP16 will be held from 2-13 December 2024.

Saudi Arabia to host largest-ever UN conference on land and drought - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia to host largest-ever UN conference on land and drought

According to UNCCD data, up to 40 per cent of the world's land is degraded, affecting half of humanity and with dire consequences for our climate, biodiversity and livelihoods. If current trends continue, restoring 1.5 billion hectares of land by 2030 will be necessary to achieve a land-degradation-neutral world.