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At the UN Climate Change Conference, 12 countries pledged US$ 12 billion for forest governance, restoring degraded lands, and mobilizing private sector investment.

World leaders representing more than 100 nations, which between them play host to more than 85% of forests globally, have committed to end deforestation and reverse land degradation at COP26 in Glasgow.

World Leaders Summit Action on Forests and Land-use Event highlights action on three critical shifts – in private finance; in sustainable trade of forest and agricultural commodities; and in empowering Indigenous Peoples and local communities.