The UN environment agency reported that ecosystem restoration is underway on 252 million hectares across 149 countries, far behind the global target of 1 billion hectares by 2030 agreed under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Annual restoration finance needs to rise from $64 billion to $296 billion by 2030, the report said.
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countries under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework · restore around 1 billion hectares of degraded territory and ensure at least 30% of the world's ecosystems are under effective protection
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Restoration is underway on 252 million hectares (973,000 square miles) of degraded ecosystems across 149 countries
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countries agreed to restore around 1 billion hectares of degraded territory by 2030, and to ensure at least 30% of the world's ecosystems were under effective protection.
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to ensure at least 30% of the world's ecosystems were under effective protection.
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Of the 252 million hectares now being restored, 192.2 million hectares are in Asia, led by China with 127.4 million hectares
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led by China with 127.4 million hectares, according to the UN's Restoration Progress Report
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annual restoration finance needs to rise from $64 billion to $296 billion by 2030
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annual restoration finance needs to rise from $64 billion to $296 billion by 2030, including $87 billion for agroforestry
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including $87 billion for agroforestry, $52 billion for restorative reforestation and $44 billion for peatland restoration.
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$52 billion for restorative reforestation and $44 billion for peatland restoration.
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$44 billion for peatland restoration.
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Restoring 15% of the world's priority ecosystems could also capture and store 30% of industrial CO2 emissions and avoid 60% of species extinctions, the report said.
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capture and store 30% of industrial CO2 emissions and avoid 60% of species extinctions
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avoid 60% of species extinctions, the report said.
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