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partner_country / Tue, 30 Nov, 2021

Mongolia 2021

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partner_country / Tue, 30 Nov, 2021

Fiji 2021

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story / Fri, 19 Nov, 2021

Mongolia, better forests depend on better livelihoods

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document / Wed, 08 May, 2019

Boreal Forests in a Changing Climate - Case Study: Mongolia

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Read this info brief to find out more about the boreal forests in Mongolia, which are among the world's most important. Boreal forests stretch across Mongolia’s north. They cover 14.2 million hectares – 9 percent of the country – and provide important benefits for this developing nation, as well as an important source of livelihood.

document / Fri, 05 Apr, 2019

Mongolia NP Annual Report 2018

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article / Tue, 02 Apr, 2019

Q&A: REDD+ Safeguards Work in Mongolia

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Enkhjargal Damia and Charlotte Hicks of the UN-REDD Programme sat down with three members of Mongolia’s National Technical Working Group on Safeguards and Safeguard Information System. These three individuals come from diverse sectors – government...

article / Tue, 27 Nov, 2018

The importance of Mongolia's boreal forests

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Every year as the sun warms and the days lengthen, 28-year-old Baganatsooj moves his herds to their summer pastures outside the town of Tunkhel in Mongolia’s far northern Selenge province—a nomadic lifestyle his ancestors have practiced for thousands...

article / Thu, 21 Jun, 2018

Mongolia, UN-REDD's first non-tropical country, develops its national Forest Reference Level

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Mongolia’s boreal forests are part of the world’s largest land-based carbon sink, stretching across the Northern Hemisphere and supporting the livelihoods of local people, including many nomadic communities. The boreal forests, together with the...

article / Mon, 23 Apr, 2018

Climate resilient forests for a sustainable future in Mongolia

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A journey across Mongolia brings to life the mitigation and adaptation potential of the country’s vast boreal forest resources. As the car tires crunched over icy lake Khusgvul, all I could think of were the stories of trucks disappearing through...

document / Fri, 30 Mar, 2018

Mongolia NP Annual Report 2017

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document / Wed, 28 Mar, 2018

Analysis of Social Inclusion and Gender Dynamic for REDD+ in Mongolia

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article / Mon, 14 Aug, 2017

Recognising the value of Mongolia’s boreal forests

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In an increasingly urbanised society, forests are appreciated by Mongolians for their intrinsic value, as well as for recreational and spiritual reasons. While Mongolia’s forests represent 12 percent of the country’s land area, the economic, social...