Land degradation neutrality for water security and combatting drought. Briefing note
Countries have acknowledged the inter-dependency of land and water management and the multiple benefits of reversing land degradation for sustainable development, water security and resilience to natural hazards such as drought. Achieving LDN contributes towards the achievement of several SDGs, particularly SDG 6 on water. To ensure that countries reach their LDN objectives, improve synergies between LDN, water security and drought mitigation and achieve the SDGs through LDN approaches, this brifing note presents recommendations for countries, with the support of their national and international partners.
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
Language: | eng |
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Bonn (Germany) UNCCD/FAO
2020
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Subjects: | land degradation, drought, water scarcity, water management, water use efficiency, water security, sustainable development, monitoring, financing, SDGs, Goal 6 Clean water and sanitation, Goal 15 Life on land, |
Online Access: | http://www.fao.org/3/ca7468en/CA7468EN.pdf |
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Summary: | Countries have acknowledged the inter-dependency of land and water management and the multiple benefits of reversing land degradation for sustainable development, water security and resilience to natural hazards such as drought. Achieving LDN contributes towards the achievement of several SDGs, particularly SDG 6 on water. To ensure that countries reach their LDN objectives, improve synergies between LDN, water security and drought mitigation and achieve the SDGs through LDN approaches, this brifing note presents recommendations for countries, with the support of their national and international partners.
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