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Mesoamerican Forests IP Project: Panama's Critical Forest Biome - Darien Collaborative Conservation

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    Critical Forest Biome Impact Program Indo-Malay Biome Regional Coordination Project 2024
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    The Overall objective of the Indo-Malay Impact Program (IM IP) on Critical Forest Biomes, including the constituent Regional Coordination Project (RCP), is to contribute to maintaining the integrity of globally important primary forests of Indo-Malaya to maximize multiple global environment benefits related to carbon and biodiversity, as well as to improve resilience to climate change.
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    Indo-Malaya Critical Forest Biome Integrated Program Regional Coordination and Technical Support Project 2024
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    Despite baseline efforts, 60% of Indo-Malaya's original vegetation has been lost until 2020, and the remaining primary forests are under significant pressure. The Indo-Malaya Critical Forest Biome Integrated Program (I-M CFB IP) - Regional Coordination and Technical Support Project (RCP)F provides the programmatic approach framework for maximizing transformational impact by three country projects in Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR), Papua New Guinea, and Thailand to jointly achieve the IP objective: to contribute to maintaining the integrity of globally important primary forests of Indo-Malaya for maximizing multiple global environment benefits related to carbon and biodiversity.
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    Non-thematic issue 1999
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    This issue of Unasylva contains, as promised in the previous edition, additional articles on sustainable mountain development. These articles help to complete the focus on the topic and should also help to promote interest in the recently declared International Year of the Mountain (2000) for which FAO has been designated lead agency status within the United Nations system.

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