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C 91/30 - FAO Activities Related to Sustainable Development and Environment














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    The objective of this Roundtable is to engage trade policy makers and trade negotiators at the international level, particularly those in WTO negotiations, in exchanging information and views on outcomes and key issues of the current discussion process on trade and sustainable forest management in order to enhance the potential of trade for sustainable forest management.
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    Sustainable Mountain Development - Enhancing the resilience of mountain people and their environments 2019
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    Mountains are key ecosystems, providing goods and services, such as water, food and energy, to the entire planet. In particular, mountains provide and regulate up to 80 percent of global freshwater resources. However, mountain people are among the worlds’ poorest: one in every three lives in extreme poverty. Climate change has a strong impact on mountain areas, increasing the occurrence of disasters and exacerbating desertification, land degradation and soil erosion. Consequently, living in mountain areas is increasingly difficult and the vulnerability of mountain peoples to food insecurity is worsening, often forcing people to migrate. The sustainable mountain development programme is dedicated to improving the lives of mountain peoples and protecting mountain environments around the world. FAO’s Sustainable Mountain Development programme supports concrete action on the ground to improve the livelihoods and the sustainable management of natural resources in mountains.

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    Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security 2012
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    Human Resources: FAO Competency Framework 2014
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